How do you know it supports only 1 Gbps? Did you test for a higher limit?

Both the Motherboards had a 2.5 Gbps ethernet port. Speedtest is limited by the maximum internet speed which was capped at 1 Gbps so the iperf test which tests between two computers connected locally.

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Ultimately it boils down to how much data is transferred in a given time. Bad cables can encounter data loss which will reduce total data transfer.

Yes, it does.

Check this video for details of the testing with the length - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXXJi5KNfsaZfJI

@@TheTechNie thakns, i ll

Did you uninstall the gpu prior to installing the new one ?

CAT8 still uses RJ45. Here is some documentation from Ethernet allicance. www.ethernetalliance.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Ethernet-102-The-Physical-Layer-of-Ethernet.pdf See PG 16.

Here is a test at 100 feet. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXXJi5KNfsaZfJI

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I bought that same 2TB m2 drive for prime day and it's been shipped.

@@BinuralOdyssey just wait my first ship date was 1 day then 3 days then 19 days even though it was in stock after 7 days i called they agreed it was in stock but canceled my order and gave me a 30doller credit funny they didnt offer to send one since they were in stock but didnt want to honor the sale price so good luck

A lot of countries like South Korea, Singapore, UAE already have 10 gbps internet. In the US, it is available for commercial customers.

It's not about internet, it's about INTRAnet; like for sending files over the network to another computer or downloading files from the server. It's definitely a thing for professionals, not for home users. For home users, anything beyond 100 Mbit/s is already a luxury :D I personnally have a 50 Mbps connection, and I only got it because there was a temporary offer making it cheaper than the 20 Mbit one at the time! lol I could have gotten the 100 Mbit connection for just 5 more bucks a month, but I really really don't see for what I would use the extra bandwidth. I backup my files on an external HDD attached via USB to my computer anyway; so no need to transfer files over the network for me :-S

Next time watch the video before asking such a stupid question! The length is mentionned, and Google can help you convert feet to meter easily! pff

Any ethernet will be better than wifi.

Sure, go ahead.

@@TheTechNie so if my router is pushing out speeds between 500mps and 700mbps but my plan is 8Gig. Would replacing my cat 6a cable that connects my modem to my router, with a cat 8 cable, would that make my router push out faster speeds?

@Joe-lc3sv No it won't. You need a faster router, not a better cable. The cable from the router to the modem is probably not that long so in terms of cost maybe a couple of bucks to upgrade the cable, but you will still be limited by the router's speed. Here is a fast router - amzn.to/4dSgGDV This has 4 1-Gbps ports so you can use wired connection or 5.4 Gbps wifi.

@@TheTechNie how much faster do you think the speeds would get with that router?

Thank you! 😃

You should check this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXXJi5KNfsaZfJI which has tests with longer lengths.

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@@andrewsolis2988 You can see that yourself from the latest Steam survey, mr. "riiiiiight"

The "whole 7000 lineup" is not on steam buddy so riiiiight

@@andrewsolis2988 Whatever, there's no point talking to you.

weird cope haha.

I am using 2060 still it's a beast pair

Both are so cheap in the used market. Can get 2060 for 11,000 rupees lol

nvidia cards on many countries are cheaper, and have lower consumption rates , i upgraded recently from a gtx 1050 ti and i5 3470 build to one with a 4060 and r5 5600x and the prices on amd were much higher than their nvidia comparatives

AMD SUX

Missing out on driver errors, compatibility issues, lack of features, weak streaming, VR issues, bad RT, no decent AI...

​@@Wobbothe3rd only 2 of these are real problems though

If you strictly do gaming and video editing then AMD. If you want to do gaming,video edit, 3d rendering, Ai training, anything that needs CUDA cores then you must get an Nvidia card.

Depends on what you used for testing. If you used something like a Speedtest, there are many external factors that affect the speed. It certainly seems plausible that larger diameter wire i.e the 24awg should get a bit faster speeds. Maybe a test with similar type Cat5e but with different gauge can be tested.

@@TheTechNie web pages are loading faster on Cat5e 24awg over the Cat6 26awg. I still say it has something to do with the 24awg having thicker copper over the 26awg thiner copper.

If it fits snugly, then there is no issue.

Nope, no difference. The Ethernet ports are compatible with all cable types.

@@TheTechNie What about performance if you plug cat6 cable into cat 5 port? Would it be the same if plugged into cat6 port?

The port does not matter much, the real limiting factor is the speed of the Network card on the PC /laptop. Some older ones are at 100 Mbps and even the router is slow.

Check this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXXJi5KNfsaZfJI where the length is significantly longer.

The test was carried out without a GPU, that would be a good test to check!

@@TheTechNie yep that. And also testing if there is a difference between when leaving different speeds on default without XMP enabled. And maybe trying several more capacities and dual rank vs single rank, 4 slots vs 2. But thanks for the video. Appreciate it.