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Originally posted by dagwoodsystems:
I like the strength of the colors too as I am slightly red/green colorblind. I've never had trouble distinguishing the greens from the browns with this no-name brand cable. I remember about 20 years ago late at night, after a 10 hour day, and with BRIGHT FLORESCENT LIGHTING, of trying to terminate Amphehol ends with a Butterfly Tool on 25 pr teflon cable and trying to see the difference between the pairs and for a 1A2 system...color counts.
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As Hal says, it's just a marketing gimmick. If there are no official specifications for how Cat5e should perform at 350Mhz, then what exactly does it mean when they say it's tested up to 350Mhz? What kind of performance characteristics should we expect to see at 350Mhz, and why should we care? You won't run anything better than gigabit ethernet over Cat5e, no matter what else it may say on the jacket. If the manufacturer uses other designations like Cat5a, Cat5E or Cat6e, that's just more marketing hype.
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