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Re: Cat-5e

Subject: Re: Cat-5e
From: Jim Noble <yahoo-groups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2007 10:03:31 +0100
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Chris Hunter wrote:
> thanks ...
> but why does Wiki say the standard is 100MHz, the box say 350MHz, and
> yet it's good for 1000MHz ... 'wonder if the Gigabit Ethernet really
> does run at 1000MHz ... maybe it just works, but at a slower speed
> (doubly-so, perhaps, because of re-sends) ...  ??   It seems a bit
> odd ... but maybe I'm being unnecessarily sceptical ! ?
>

1Gbps != 1000MHz.

Jim

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  - From: Ian Oliver
- Cat-5e
  - From: Chris Hunter
- RE: Cat-5e
  - From: Paul Gale
- Re: Cat-5e
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