A good computer, a good motherboard, a good network card, a good operator, a good package, does it mean that there is an excellent network experience? Yeah, but not necessarily. Because still missing the last checkpoint - the Ethernet cable.
Before you begin installing the cable, you of course need to know what it is? The Category 6 ethernet cable is an enhanced version of the Cat5e Cable with a data transfer speed of up to 1 Gbps over a length of 100 meters and 550 MHz bandwidth. It features four twisted pairs of 23 AWG conductors that are shielded in the STP cables and unshielded in UTP cables. The STP variants are more resilient towards EMI and crosstalk as compared to their UTP counterparts. So, Cat6 cable is used in both commercial and domestic buildings to send data across various electronic devices in a local area network (LAN).
