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Originally Posted by Pierre
Nobody likes a pedant.
Copper is the generic term for the cable.
Yes, there may be different compounds but we all call it copper. Ask any engineer/ tech and they'll call it copper.
It's a HFC network not a HFS or a HFCCS network ........
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To be pedantic once more, the C in HFC is coax, not copper. I wouldn't call coax copper. I'd call it coax.
Anyway, @OP, it would really make very little difference either way. Having longer ethernet & shorter coax may make a tiny difference, but not so much that I'd go out of my way to make sure I had that setup.