Internet Speed Comparison 1m VS 30m of CAT 6 Ethernet CABLE

Is there any difference in speed and latency between 1 meter of CAT 6 High Speed Ethernet cable and 30 meters? What is you would like to cable connect your laptop or computer but the router is far away, would it be okay or should you just use the Wi-Fi?
In this video, we'll compare side-by-side the two High Speed Ethernet cables CAT 6 of different length to determine whether it's worth connecting you device to the router via a long Ethernet cable or not. We'll do 7 test runs for each type of cable and compare the results.
Hope you find this helpful!
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0:00 Intro
1:03 1m cable tests
3:22 30m cable tests
6:23 Summary table results
9:17 Conclusion
10:17 Outro
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[@PulsarTECH]

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[@francystyle]

i really like the fact that you didn't simply run 1 test for each cable but multiple

[@PulsarTECH]

Hi, thanks, I tried to eliminate any variables to ensure the test runs show consistent results.

[@engineeringcanada]

Thanks for making so many tests and summarizing the result and drawing a conclusion. Great work!❤

[@PulsarTECH]

My pleasure!

[@zikame1332]

Thank you for conducting this test, explanation was great and easy to understand. 10/10.

[@PulsarTECH]

You're very welcome! Thanks for your feedback.

[@hanzocs514]

Ty for the test mate ❤

[@PulsarTECH]

You're welcome, thanks for your comment!

[@Kinotohki]

TY for the Test!

[@PulsarTECH]

You bet, thanks for your comment!

[@jaytabar3891]

Thank you for this bro.

[@PulsarTECH]

Any time!

[@antonioml1695]

Exactly what i needed

[@PulsarTECH]

Happy to hear!

[@gund89123]

Thanks for testing 7 times. Just a suggestion: next time use t test (statistics) to compare the data, in this case t test would probably determine that there is no significant difference between these two cables.

[@PulsarTECH]

Thanks for the feedback and suggestion!

[@carinfo2275]

one of the best comparisons i have ever seen

[@PulsarTECH]

Thank you so much for your feedback. I'm glad it was helpful!

[@touhami_dz6458]

i wish t here is something like this for 100m thank you for sharing

[@PulsarTECH]

You're welcome, thanks for the feedback. 100m would be a very long cable, though I don't think it would make any significant difference.

[@SerNodV2]

Nice New subscriber here

[@PulsarTECH]

Thanks for subbing!

[@Vinciprox]

thk good vid

[@PulsarTECH]

I tried, thanks for your feedback

[@ontheroad1930]

Surprisingly, it wasn't much difference at all😮

[@PulsarTECH]

I know, right?

[@FMZX]

I got a really high ping on the 30m one but, 300 Mbps(download) 6.8 Mbps(upload) I think it’s because the upload

[@gabrielgabo9914]

i connect a cable cat6 for about 15 or 20 mts, but dosnt reach de 400mbps from muy internet, the 90° degress , maybe that was the fail? or interfirenc for other devices afect the speed?, great video and thanks

[@PulsarTECH]

Hi, when dealing with Ethernet cables, several factors can affect the network speed. Here are some potential issues and solutions based on your description: Cable Quality: Ensure that you are using a genuine Cat6 cable. Poor quality cables might not support higher speeds. Length: Although Cat6 cables can theoretically support up to 100 meters at 1 Gbps, longer cables can experience signal degradation, especially if the quality is not up to standard. However, 15 to 20 meters should generally be fine if the cable is of good quality. 90-Degree Bends: Bending Ethernet cables at sharp 90-degree angles can cause physical damage to the internal wiring, leading to signal loss or interference. Try to minimize sharp bends and instead use gentle curves. Electromagnetic Interference (EMI): Devices like microwaves, cordless phones, and other electronic devices can cause EMI, which can disrupt the signal in Ethernet cables. Ensure that your Ethernet cable is not running parallel and close to power cables or other electronic devices for long distances. Connectors and Jacks: Ensure that all connectors and jacks are securely connected and of high quality. Faulty connectors can significantly reduce speed. Networking Equipment: Verify that your router, switches, and network interface cards are capable of handling the desired speed and are configured correctly. Hope this will help and thanks for your feedback.

[@tomroots2468]

thats insane speed i wish i had internet like that :(

[@PulsarTECH]

Can't complain. It can stream 8K on YT no problem.

[@tomroots2468]

i have broken clip on my ethernet will it effect i bought two new ethernet cables off ebay 1 for my pc and one for my xbox

[@PulsarTECH]

The clip itself won't affect the speed, but if the connection is loose, the internet might disconnect. Therefore, it's better to use a solid plug.

[@tomroots2468]

@@PulsarTECH will it effect ping get 30 ping on pc maybe cable i get high ping i dont on my fiirestick but on my pc ?

[@tomroots2468]

i get 13 ping on fire stick high on my pc@@PulsarTECH

[@PulsarTECH]

yes, 13 ms ping time is quite high, but you should not really notice this delay during everyday use @@tomroots2468

[@hamadsalem6484]

Difference between utp and rj?

[@PulsarTECH]

Hi, Key Differences Nature: UTP: Refers to the type of cable (the medium through which data is transmitted). RJ: Refers to the type of connector used at the ends of the cables. Function: UTP: Provides the physical path for data transmission. RJ: Provides the physical connection interface for the cables to plug into devices such as network switches, routers, and telephones. Usage: UTP: Used as the actual cable for networking and data transmission. RJ: Used to connect the UTP cable to networking devices.

[@mikeriverajr4447]

a way to get rid of the internet variables, is ping local computers

[@PulsarTECH]

Thanks for the update!

[@The_Real_Fearless]

6:53 the fastest upload was test 6 not test 3

[@PulsarTECH]

Oh, yes, that's right. Good catch!

[@The_Real_Fearless]

@@PulsarTECH all good

[@user-hh8er3yj5m]

i have 1m cat6 blue storm brand and i have 10m cat7 from same brand and the 10m to bad compare to the 1m

[@PulsarTECH]

Cat7 cables are specified to handle speeds of up to 10 Gbps (10 gigabits per second) at a maximum cable length of 100 meters.

[@Laverbruh]

So much water in the video but thank you for showing the difference anyway

[@PulsarTECH]

No problem, hope it was helpful!

[@PewPew702]

Internet in the US is terrible