Review on 🐱 Cat 8 Ethernet Cable 20 Ft: High Speed Flat Internet Network LAN Cable with Gold Plated RJ45 Connector for Xbox, PS4, Router, Modem, Gaming, Hub-White by Darryl Blumenthal

Updated 11/19/20 Both CAT 8 50ft and 3ft CAT 8 cables work strangely but it turned out to be overdrive my ax 1500. I haven't even uploaded anything important in the last few weeks, except development tools mx linux update, ide, python libraries, java ide, etc. after a reboot everything is fine again. The lesson I learned is that I need a better router that can increase throughput. On my other distro on Centos 8 I removed the IP link thinking something messed it up but the ethernet connection was lost. Now I have to reconfigure it again. UPDATE: I bought the 50ft and 3ft. I will buy more! Thanks for the good product. I upgraded my internet service to 400Mbps 2 days ago. Before that I had a speed of 100 Mbps. It is difficult to model a service up to 400 Mbps. I didn't take any recordings (screenshots), and if I did, then they are somewhere. I like flat cable because it's easier to set up. I can stick it on the wall and it can go under the door without worrying about it breaking. Just unbelievable. I hope it continues and for the price it's really worth it. What I need is to buy a 2.5Gbps network card. 100 Mbps Wi-Fi service If you only use Wi-Fi, the speed is typically between 60 Mbps and 100 Mbps, depending on the distance. Obviously 5GHz is faster, but 2.4GHz sometimes drops below 60Mbps or around 20-30Mbps. However, with 2.4GHz I get more range so it fits my IoT devices. I also have an AC1200 extension that I use in my garage. ethernet. I was connected to an AC1900 power strip via Cat7 and the AC1900 is connected to an AX1500 via WiFi. I constantly went from 80 Mbit/s to 110 Mbit/s. 400 Mbps Service Download and upload speeds change every time you test them for various reasons. Wi-Fiac1900 5GHz WiFi Extender - 106.6Mbps 19.5Mbps sax1500 5GHz WiFi Only - 178.1Mbps 19.0Mbps. The day before I was constantly exceeding 200Mbps, but today it's 170Mbps to 180Mbps. I just paid for the update service online and was waiting for the router to reboot itself. The process took about 4 to 5 minutes. Cat 8ac1900 5GHz Cat 7 Extender - 413.9Mbps, 23.6Mbps sax1500 5GHz Cat 8 - 489.4Mbps, 23.6Mbps 5Gbps and at least AX6000. Router (with protection against DDOS, WPA3 and other goodies) and higher. At some point in the future I will switch to a 940 Mbps service. They said they don't have a contract so you can toggle it on and off. With 2.5Gbps speed and security features, I was able to run my web server and other servers with fewer worries. Now I need to update my own firewall device with RPI4.