Can you run 10Gbit Ethernet over Cat5e?

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Unfortunately, in the real world, structured cabling is not perfect like your patch cable 5e or any structured cabling a lot of times will have kinks, run too closely to electrical etc These degrade performance, making the allowable lengths even shorter
Comment from : Velocity Acoustics

Thanks for the video!
Comment from : Vladislav Karas

I have high hopes for an old 37m run of CAT6A with a pair of $36 30m transceivers (which Amazon has lost) when I do eventually get them If not, I'll run fiber before spending the money on high power Cu transceivers
Comment from : Michael Stora

Thanks for this, I have so much CAT5-E running around my buildingso much work, so little time
Comment from : ecogent

Great presentation No bullshit, test and everything is clear Well done!
Comment from : Andy K

Straight to the paint and no non-sense You got something here if you want to grow the channel Best wishes!
Comment from : Wingmantx

10 gbe is the final ethernet copper standard before the fall the reason we didn't have 10gbe on a 2013 haswell optiplex is because they cannot reduce semiconductor any farther down thinks like disk drive controllers and ethernets are a product of fabrication spill over when the old process node gets handed off from microprocessors it goes into sound chips networks and disk drives 10gbe still requires heatsinks to this day there is no realtek 8139 beater board for 10gbe yet and there is probably never going to be growing up in the 90s wrenching on recievers the SNCS8139D was my go to on beater systems
Comment from : w crow

Now if only we could get 10Gb equipment for the price of 1Gb equipment Most of stuff doesn't even do 25Gb or 5Gb Its been years and most everything is still 1Gb and even 100Mb equipment is still selling Using Cat6a shielded for new cabling is somewhat economical now too Just have to figure out what junk equipment to avoid Lots of equipment use the same SERDES hardware with different protocols Equipment could possibly even start using other protocols like external PCIe to chain and star between themselves
Comment from : TrunkMonkey

At the end of the day, if it works and you're satisfied with it's performance and any potential fallbacks/issues, awesome job in testing it out yourself! This is not too far off the swan song of running cheap vs expensive HDMI cables over short distances
Comment from : Maxwell Keeling

I have done this with short runs, but there are a lot of caveats If you want a reliable connection you can depend on, use 6abrbrThat said, solid core cabling fares better than stranded in terms of signal quality, and if you can reduce or eliminate jacks or couplers, that will help If the wire is going up into a hot attic, the impedance of the wire will change and may make an otherwise acceptable connection turn marginal or unacceptable Had this issue with a 50ft unsplit run - was great all winter and spring, until the first hot day of summer when the switches disabled the ports for link flap
Comment from : Bryan1342

It really depends on the quality of cables as in how strictly have the cables been tested for brbrThe monoprrice slimrun CAT 6A UTP claims 550Mhz tested but lengths as short as 10 feet have failed to give 10Gbps It falls back to 5 Gbps There'sa video on youtube showing that if you do a quick search
Comment from : b888

1:36 "Copper Optical Transceiver Module" - what a nonsense
Comment from : TheRVSN

Your Cable Joiners are the biggest Problem Without them with a 1:1 30m Cable everything should work fine
Comment from : Robert Resch

Yes, with Cat5e cables, you can still achieve a maximum speed of 1 Gbps However, over short distances, it is possible to get slightly higher speeds than 1 Gbps, although it may not be consistent or reliable
Comment from : Mustapa Osman

technically the answer is yes But you should use a better grade to avoid crosstalk
Comment from : patg108

It would've been useful to show whether any errored frames were recorded By the time a port is error-disabled the error rate is pretty high Perhaps there were errors not regular enough to affect data transfer speeds, but irregular packet loss will be bad for online gaming and streaming
Comment from : cognitive fallacy