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I’m making my own patch cable things, and I was wondering if I should use cat5e or cat6? Does it matter? Can every computer use cat6 or is there some kind of requirement or something? (I know next to nothing on this subject.) Thanks. I just want to know if all computers can use the cat6 cords.
Actually, I hope to somehow sell these…

ok im not good with networking so ill tell you what i have. iv got a modem connected to a router my speed is 10mb so shall i get cat5 cat5e or cat6 ?
will i notice any diffrence if a had a cat6 then if i had a cat5

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Does anybody know whether a 50ft long cat5e cord can support xbox live? Or should it be cat5 or cat6?
Sorry I mean *etherNET* cord.

Copper Cable like Cat5, Cat6, Cat 3, RG6 ??

My house is in the midst of extensive kitchen and bathroom remodeling and now has about 50% of all the plasterboard removed. Why don’t US remodeling workers cover their dirty shoes when walking on my expensive carpeting? A cultural thing?

So while crying about my carpets, I say to myself, “self, what a great time to put in structured cabling!”

My house is about 2000 sq/ft with an half basement/garage and upstairs living area with 3 bedrooms, 3 baths.

I’m thinking to run to absolutely every room: 1 cat6, 1 dual RG6, and 1 3e telephone cable.

Yes, I know that I could buy all this in one cable, but don’t want to do it this way. Are there any other cables I should be running along with the aforementioned, so that my house can some day be the “smart house of the future”?

I’m thinking to put the connector box downstairs in the basement somewhere because it would be convenient to access, and no room upstairs where it could be elegantly installed. Good idea? Anything else?
It surprises me that Americans almost always wear their outdoor shoes into the house. Then they let their infants crawl all over the floor, oblivious to the presence of germs and viruses.

I asked the workers nicely not to wear their outdoor shoes on my clean carpeting but was ignored.
How about sound/stereo cables?
Should I run those seperately?

I am currently running xbox live with a wireless network adapter connected to a wireless network provided by comcast cable (fastest in this area). My question is if i were to connect a cat6 ethernet cable directly into the wireless router and into the back of my xbox would it make my connection any better/faster?

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Could I Connect This Cord To My Linksys Router To My Xbox 360 And Have The XBL Requirments? Would It Work?

http://www.cablesupply.com/Products/Cable/PatchCords/Cat6/50ftPatchCord.asp

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can you get any modem/router which supports more then 100 mbps
for example if I have a gigabit network card also the right cable (cat6)
will my modem speed increase more then 100 mbps or will I need a gigabit switch ?

I am running Vista SP1. All I get out of the network transfer speeds from a NAS and a XP machine are 4 meg a second. I have a wrt54g router and everything is basically setup as 100 meg. The cables have all been verified and are cat6. The speeds between the NAS and the XP machine are decent but 4 meg is just to slow to transfer off this Vista machine.

What does everyone think? Any ideas? Whats the average network speeds on a 100 meg network anyway?

so i have a cat6 ethernet cable and i want to connect my laptop and my ps3, but my ethernet box that came from comcast only has 1 ethernet plug.

i was wondering if i could use this for a cat6, and if it will change the MHZ output

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Ok so I just bought an old 2 story house with an extremely small crawl space that does not have any telephone, cable, or Ethernet ran in it. I would like for my 3 bed rooms, the living room, the dining room, and possibly the kitchen to have a combination of Internet access and TV.

I already tried wireless but because of the old power wires and the materials in the walls, reception is very poor unless I’m in closet with the router.

I accept the fact that I need to run cables in the house however, I do not want to run both CAT6 and Coax. My current plan is to run 3 Ethernet cables per junction box per room. One for internet, one for TV, one for home audio control/MISC.

My Question: What are my options of running TV through Ethernet cabling? I want to avoid expensive bridging systems if possible!

Thanks.

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hi i dont know anything about computers only small though but i was building a networking of 5 computer using Router and Switch HUB i brought a cheap some type of LAN cable but it didn’t work could it be wrong cable or for Telephone? *lol* (but the vendors said it was LAN and he didn’t specify for Computer etc..) anyway i dont know what cable should i use or what exactly is it called i got confused is it CAT5/CAT6/CAT7 or LAN cable?

I am using AirtelBroadband with the speed of 100mbps. its not in a network. but unfortunately it is too slow that a 4 minutes file is taking 20 to 30 minutes to load it. a 30 minutes file is taking almost 3-4 hours to download. why its happening like that? Do you a suggestion to solve this problem?
I’m using WinXP professional, P4 processor, 1gb RAM, 12gb HD, cat6 cable. Please help.
Thanks

I wired one of my room using a CAT6 network patch cable.

The computer was previously connected to a wireless network through the same high speed cable via a router.

For some reason the wired system really slowed my internet speed.

How can this be, as I’m using the same high speed cable system.

Could it be that I’m using the wrong kind of cable?

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will cat 6 work with 10/100 t-base devices? i am installing cat 6 into an office, this is what they have requested. But i am unsure if CAT6 will work with 10/10 t-base units. any help would be greatly apprecaited

i just bought a 100 ft cat6 ethernet cable so i could connect my computer with my xbox 360. BUT i dont know how to get it from one room to the other. can you tell me how to run the cabe from one room to the other….please and thanx…

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i don’t know what its called now but it use to be the cat6 test

Hi, i was looking to buy a Belkin N+ router. The description says it supports gigabit so 1000mbs. At bestbuy.com it says comes with a RJ45 cable. I was wondering if that could support a 1000mbs connection. When i type it in it says Cat5/5e, well which one is it, cause i know cat5e supports gigabit but cat5 doesnt, so do i need to buy a cat5e or cat6 cable or does the RJ45 work?

Hello,

I recently bought a set of SMC Gigabit NIC and installed into both of my PC. Both PC are running Windows XP and the latest NIC driver. The cable is Cat6 and that SMC card support auto cross-cable.

Here is the problem I facing:
- When using 1Gbps speed, i copy a file from one to another. After that, i failed to use that file because of corrupted.
- I tried change the speed to 100Mbps and copy the same file again and it works.

So i decided to check on the files I copied. I wrote a program using VB that compare both files byte to byte. And i get difference in around 100MB. (The file was 400MB)
I would like to know is there any problem with Windows XP using gigabit ethernet? or is there any other cause?

Thanks.
*Sorry for my English.
Forgot to mentioned. I am using P2P. So, no switch or hub used.