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What network cable should you buy? - Overview of Ethernet cables (cat 5e vs cat 6 vs cat 8)




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@jvolstad
Can you mix Cat 6 cables with a Cat 5E network?
Comment from : @jvolstad


@uri5347
California to Alabama 😂
Comment from : @uri5347


@drtydawg73
im interested in knowing what these so called problems are that the cat8 cables cause? because i have bought it for my home just for gaming on xbox but ive been having problems with infrequent connection and just assumed it was the xbox but im now on my 3rd xbox with the same problem still internet provider did network checks and said everything is ok but they are sending me a new router just because i kicked up a stink all i seem to be getting from your video it that you just dont recommend it because of cost and that its thick?? id like to learn more if you wouldnt mind thanks
Comment from : @drtydawg73


@Darksid3c3
Earth is flat yeah
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@3choblast3r4
Thanks I was about to drop double the money for a cat8 cable Got my self a cat6 cable instead
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@andrepacheco6067
Wow this guy really don’t know jack does he? Has he ever heard of future planning?
Comment from : @andrepacheco6067


@relaxedguy4435
Clown
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@BigART1791
I have CAT6 100ft run and it will not handle 10gb, Most I can get was 5gb I switched that run to 6A and no problem For most of the house CAT6 was just fine
Comment from : @BigART1791


@be-kind00
What about 6e?
Comment from : @be-kind00


@deathcall6663
I was thinking of taking a small half-metre cat 8 cable to put it between my routher and the modem from the ISP I am on fiber brbrIs it completely overkill? Absolutely zero benefit?
Comment from : @deathcall6663


@shred3005
I’m wondering what Ethernet cables I have inside my walls House was built in 2007 and the electrician cabled the entire house and I think he said Cat 6 That’s always stuck in my mind but I can’t get inside the walls to check The cables from wall to devices (TV, desktop PC etc) are all Cat6 or Cat6E so I’m guessing Cat 6 was the standard all those 16yrs ago
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@IghtySupport
👍Good information on ethernet cables
Comment from : @IghtySupport


@shannonconley2730
I actually brought 8 cat wore and works really good
Comment from : @shannonconley2730


@Lakersdude7
Bro take deeper breaths please You shouldn’t have to take a breath multiple times a sentence
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@MarcioNovelli
My whole house was wired with Cat6 and Cat5e unshielded cable when it was built four years ago I am finishing my basement and am wondering what I should use What is the benefit of using Cat6a over Cat6 if it’s a short enough distance to ensure 10gbps with just the Cat6 cable? Also, will there be an issue using shielded Cat6a or even Cat8 cabling within this already established system? Will I need different ports installed?
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@KamalTiwari82
Thanks I was just about to buy a Cat 8 cable and will go with cat 5e or 6, I have a question, my ISP has provided me with a cat 5e cable if I buy an additional cat 6 would I come across an issue? Also I am planning on plugging one cable into a gigabit switch and another cable into a console could experience additional issues with WI-FI and the two connections
Comment from : @KamalTiwari82


@peanutheadrules
so i have 2gbps coming in, but it tested at 224 on the installers test tool What type of cable should i get?
Comment from : @peanutheadrules


@andrewh6349
Man just use CAT6 for futureproofing your own house!
Comment from : @andrewh6349


@nazari_co
All cat5, cat6, cat7, cat8 are same just the speed, you will pay for quality, for indoor use UTP type and for out door use SFTP type, this video will not teach you anything
Comment from : @nazari_co


@kengkenjibeastn
Dont listen to this guy, prob had one bad experience lol
Comment from : @kengkenjibeastn


@ldnzz
One key thing you ignored is how cat 7/8 reduces interference and noise Some people would need it And I have it 🫢
Comment from : @ldnzz


@H2VPROEternal
Cat6 has a distance for 150m and cat6a 100m and cat7 40m and cat 8 only 30m
Comment from : @H2VPROEternal


@JamesScrote
Congrats on getting out of CA
Comment from : @JamesScrote


@kingjames13bosca
CAT8 is still better
Comment from : @kingjames13bosca


@DanceBruce
@SpaceRex I am very curious when you said too much shielding can do more harm than good Can you elaborate please?
Comment from : @DanceBruce


@PhantomGP01
Maybe release an up to date video? ISPs are now providing 5Gbps speeds for residential spaces 10Gbps for businesses There's also word that 10Gbps for residential spaces is being introduced as soon as next year
Comment from : @PhantomGP01


@systim30
Wtf you don't cable a house's crawl space with those cables you use single core cables🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️
Comment from : @systim30


@rlbonner2011
Great tutorial
Comment from : @rlbonner2011


@seancalifornia510
Ill take the thick shielded cable overpriced or whatever cable
Comment from : @seancalifornia510


@x5starhustla
Being someone from Huntsville you newcomers
Comment from : @x5starhustla


@Holy_Hobo
2 factors most people who "disavow" cat 7/8 cable don't take into consideration:brbrBetter shielding: both of these improve upon the default shielding, which is minimal to nonexistent in previous versions but standard and improved in these specs With the ever increasing wireless devices-routers, phones, TVs, microwaves, smart devices, cell towers, and so on that get more numerous by the day, interference and noise is becoming more of an issue brThis is also compounded by people running these wires next to other wires, who most likely also don't have shielding, and often times are bundled together as compact as possible and hidden away out of sight-causing a lot of bleed through and additional noise and potentially heat Especially with multiple power cables, and especially through noisy environments like server racks, etcbrbrThe second is velocity factor While this might not be a consideration for most people, this is something that can impact time sensitive/low latency applications especially over long distances As the specification evolves, the better build quality and new techniques allow the cables to push the data through them faster-resulting in less overall latency in the cable This has multiple implications, for niche applications or for just gaming brbrBoth of these may seem minor but can be large issues, and even if not it is still something people never consider brAs long as the line from the road to your house is new and up to spec, there's only so much power you have to improve your network performance The line from the road to the ISP is much better built, using thicker, higher quality cables and techniques-resulting in much lower interference and much higher velocity brThat leaves the line from the road to your modem/ONT, and the line from that to your router-devices as the ones in your control, and typically the ones that have the most issues The slowest and weakest link in the chain
Comment from : @Holy_Hobo


@Badger90
Thank you Great video!
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@Miguel-hw8hj
i wired all my internet devices with cat 8 cables when i was on a 67MB fibre deal no complaints super fast fibre come to my area and ive gone with 500mb, using the same cat 8 cables and power lines im getting speeds ranging from 14 to 45mb i spoke to BT customer service and theyve told me to pull out my cat 8 and replace it with cat 5e or cat 6e cables does this make any logical sense? it doesnt to me but im not a professional i guess
Comment from : @Miguel-hw8hj


@azjeep
im buying cat 8 today lol sorry boss
Comment from : @azjeep


@azjeep
as cell tower going up and these 5g towers causing interference could be a reason to buy cat 8 shielding
Comment from : @azjeep


@pmatteschk
Thanks Rex
Comment from : @pmatteschk


@Pozer714
The best and clearest explanation I've found, thank you!
Comment from : @Pozer714


@samirkhan6195
It was really helpful man
Comment from : @samirkhan6195


@LinkEX
Thanks for the pragmatic overviewbrbrI think we actually still have non-5e cables at home, lol
Comment from : @LinkEX


@LynnieFleegleJr
Looking at the comments everyone has there favorite CAT design, I personally went with 8 because it was the most expensive because I didn't know any better
Comment from : @LynnieFleegleJr


@happythec1am
Guys that keep saying don't get Cat8 just go with Cat 6 are the same type of guys that said, "You'll never need more than 32MB of ram" in the late 90s
Comment from : @happythec1am


@firenhell02
The slowest denominator in networking can be anything It could be the A) The ISP, B) The router, C) the cables involved, D) The environment of the network brbrWhen computer to computer via ethernet, CAT 8brbrTo have the fastest internet, the fastest equipment and best environment is requiredbrbrA radio signal rich environment would be dismal for wireless devices
Comment from : @firenhell02


@def-po8tu
I use cat8 from my router to my ps5 and get better latency
Comment from : @def-po8tu


@valeenoi2284
I have a small home network, basically everything wired under my giant desk, plus the wiring POE to my ACbrI updated everything to CAT8 two years ago for about $250 (exposed by hidden, nothing in the walls) These cables need an alligator jaw to twist and turn If I only knewbrBut my entire network is now future proofed for the next 15 years
Comment from : @valeenoi2284


@vesaroivainen
I wanted a 3 meter Ethernet cable in the store and I left from the store with a 5 meter cat 7 cable 🤔 I wonder if I was an idiot
Comment from : @vesaroivainen


@nickfitz9800
I just bought cat 8 cables off amazon Too bad I didnt find your video first Will it still work? My pc has a 25gb ethernet but my connection does not
Comment from : @nickfitz9800


@CookieManCookies
Space Rex, more like little boy rex I only buy cat8 Git gud noob
Comment from : @CookieManCookies


@loopba
Cat 8 4 life
Comment from : @loopba


@twinturbo5212
I have compared cat 6 and cat 8 with ps5 and cat 8 is faster
Comment from : @twinturbo5212


@twinturbo5212
If money isn't an issue why would you install anything but the best/ cat8?
Comment from : @twinturbo5212


@thedelta88
30 ft cat 8 is 10 dollars on amazon
Comment from : @thedelta88


@dipenpatel6905
You've just saved me alot of money, Thank you!
Comment from : @dipenpatel6905


@nicklouallen4784
Welcome to Alabama I’m just west of Huntsville next to Decatur I’m trying to get Wi-Fi to my shop that is about 40-50ft from house We just got fiber in our area and service installed last week Have mesh 6 system in house I was planning to run cat 5e to shop and buy separate router I’m not sure how to connect this to the installed equipment Gigaspire u6 mesh in house Can you give any advice? Will my cat5e work? I’m just wanting to have Wifi security cameras and stream YouTube on tv and just basic internet at shop Thanks
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@user-pwfus
Wireless sucks cat 8 is almost the same price as cat 7 and wired connection is the best rj 45 all the way based on interference Always buy the industrial commercial cat 8 cables for weathered temps as it is shielded and stops electrical signals giving you speeds like you have never seen wired is the way to go for gaming or huge data transfers
Comment from : @user-pwfus


@slaveknightgael7017
I have a cat8 Ethernet cable dbillionda connected to my Windstream modem to the ps4 slim is that bad like overkill? Because I noticed that it really doesn't change the speed So I should I get a cat7?
Comment from : @slaveknightgael7017


@enlxghtened
ALWAYS run CAT 6A for its performance characteristics over distance and most importantly improved EMI shielding Cables act as antennas and absorb nearby electric magnetic fields (EMFs) that reduce data integrity and/or performance CAT 6A is future proof in that it handles up to 10gbps Your next run in ten years can be fiber
Comment from : @enlxghtened


@RIP2pacandbiggie
Huh, UK broadband companies are only just offering 1GB internet speeds and you're talking about 200Gig speeds 😂
Comment from : @RIP2pacandbiggie


@stevenpsparks2953
There are so many things wrong here that I won't even start
Comment from : @stevenpsparks2953


@VikingDudee
I got a bunch of cat8 cables when I bought a lot of computer stuff, even though my entire network is 1gbit, I use what I got, Cat6 to my 1gbit swtich, and cat 8 to both my PC's Plus its the only black cables I own, I got a dozen of cat5e cables, but they are either blue, white or yellow
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@manuelmacalinao500
Install both fiber and cat6A since 1gig is fast becoming the norm and will soon go past 10gig easily
Comment from : @manuelmacalinao500


@PawnshopmikeATL
I used to live in Huntsville approx 10ys ago L😀L you gotta be square peg round hole for those parts brbrMaybe Huntsville’s changed 🤷… brbr& thanks for the vid , I found myself here “tryin ta learn myself” about power over ip
Comment from : @PawnshopmikeATL


@Elrevisor2k
Also consider interference with deciding which category you are using not only the speed and distance higher cat are shielded
Comment from : @Elrevisor2k


@stevereeves5248
Which is the best ethernet LAN cable to use with my LG OLED55C24LA ?brCat6 Cat7 or Cat8 ?
Comment from : @stevereeves5248


@MasterWaveXL7
I'm just plugging the ethernet cable from my pc straight to my gateway modem It doesn't have to move around much either I current have only 1gb fiber so it's probably a waste but some say the extra protection is worth it That, and if I ever upgraded my plan I wouldn't need to get a better cat cable
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@OG_Zlog
I live in an apartment and the noise levels here frequently cause issues with my Cat6 cables All of them Our computer’s frequently lose connection for several seconds at a time Just long enough to lose whatever game or feed you were using So I will be upgrading most of my Ethernet cables to Cat8 for this reason If it doesn’t help, I’ll come back here and let ya know However I’m pretty sure it will help with all the extra shielding
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@DarkZero310
Great video I need 3 cables to go from the router to the PC/Laptops and I think I'll go with 6 just for increased flexibility
Comment from : @DarkZero310


@whiterabbit3451
Workflow
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@whiterabbit3451
100gig
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@timmyblack8588
well done
Comment from : @timmyblack8588


@dylantaylor490
Frankly, if I'm going to spend the time and effort to run ethernet in a wall, for PoE or whatever, which fiber can't do, or I just want a port for a computer without a transceiver on it, it's going to be CAT 8 It's still cheap enough the difference doesn't really matter
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@Chasing_The_Dream
The honesty I don’t really have the work flow for that, I just want to Not the actual quote, but basically what I tell my wife for every project
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@smitty9398
Our family will be downsizing to a new home soon as we are at that point in our lives Being the network nerd I am, I am thinking of just going ahead and running fiber to the drops Not that many of the drops need that speed but if your going to run network cable I am thinking you cannot go wrong with fiber I plan to just buy patch cables and use keystone jacks No plans to try to terminate any fiber cablesbrbrAnother factor in my decision has to do with lightning surges Over the last few years I have lost several switches (twice) right after a nearby lightning strike I have done all I know to do to add in surge protection and UPSs And, I even have fiber right to the home, so it cannot come in via the cable And, it still got me I am sure it ran right down the network cables There was no other way So, I am thinking running fiber between the nodes / drop equipment would help electrically isolate all of the equipmentbrbrI already have a 10GbE aggregation switch and my office machines inter-connected Not all of the equipment is 10GbE but at some point it probably will be and the infrastructure will be there I have spent a ton of money replacing networking equipment If the fiber isolates the lightning damage it will be well worth the cost
Comment from : @smitty9398


@bryangarcia7543
Which cable would be optimal for a gaming PC?
Comment from : @bryangarcia7543


@pu5epx
Above CAT6 it is probably better to go fiber
Comment from : @pu5epx


@geyyyyyyzarewrong
I got cat 8 just because I did This is just matter of opinion not gonna hurt to buy a cat 8 it's just spending more money
Comment from : @geyyyyyyzarewrong


@LtShahdirty
Thank you I was on Amazon and saw cat 8 Did research and saw your video Awesome 👌
Comment from : @LtShahdirty


@GaryStango
I have a 300ft underground run in my main chase directly along side my 200amp service cable Cat8 is absolutely the way to go in my situation to future proof (i wont be pulling in that conduit ever again) as well as minimize any signal degredation/EM interference at 10gbs
Comment from : @GaryStango


@vinylmonster4907
This guy is full of sh1t! CAT8 is future proof and backwards compatible Its absolutely stupid to go through the trouble of wiring your entire house and entirely ignoring the fact that you will eventually have to upgrade10Gbe will eventually be the standard Knuckle heads like this Linus wanna be should be boycotted and ignored
Comment from : @vinylmonster4907


@DreadNoughtus01
Just subscribed! Huntsville Alabama born and raised lol good info thanks
Comment from : @DreadNoughtus01


@holyender515
wow you went a whole video and didnt tell us how fast cat 8 actually is all you said was the same damn sentence over and over again about over kill did you think i came here to hear about over kill?
Comment from : @holyender515


@fernan5320
I used cat 8 cable to connect our router to the modem
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