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We tried to fix some of Cox's poor performances. Even though we pay for high-speed internet from Cox, and our TV is only 15 feet from a slick new modem and router that we also pay for from Cox, we experienced numerous interruptions when trying to stream from Revain or Netflix, and sometimes we couldn't connect at all. We had Cox technology (something else we pay for from Cox) and while he could see the speed was slower than it should be, he couldn't find the cause. He left after saying…

In my opinion this cable is worthless with practically no shielding! The photos were taken to make this cable look more durable than it actually is. I'm guessing somewhere in the 28-30 gauge range, which is pretty disappointing for a 200ft run. In fact, I didn't even bother to try it (I'm sure it worked) as the quality put me off so I decided beforehand. Even the case seems cheap (you can actually feel the twisted pairs in your fingers through the case, which makes me doubt there's any…

Already in the trash. Too bad I didn't test this thing out before putting it away for my future project. On my Cisco SG200-26 switch it could only run at 100 Mbit/s. It ran at 100Mbps on a Luxul AWS 2426p switch. On some SOHO routers it ran at 100Mbps BUT on a Luxul Epic 5 router it could see 1Gbps but delivered 600 throughput. I opened Wireshark to see what was going on and saw an incredible amount of crosstalk and missed frames. I opened up the cable and found that it was not properly…