10Gbps Ethernet: At What Length Do Speeds Drop? (We Tested It with CAT5E!)

In this video, we put 10Gbps Ethernet to the ultimate test! We ran rigorous speed tests on various lengths of Cat5e cables, ranging from 3ft (0.9m) all the way to 300ft (91.4m), to determine the impact of cable length on network performance. Does longer cable length really degrade speed on a 10 gigabit per second network? You'll be surprised by the results! Whether you're setting up a home network, a small business, or just curious about networking technology, this video will provide valuable insights.

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Timeline
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00:00:00 - cat5e various cable lengths
00:01:23 - 3ft (0.9m) Speed Test
00:03:17 - 15ft (4.5m) Speed Test
00:03:48 - 35ft (10.6m) Speed Test
00:04:30 - 50ft (15.2m) Speed Test
00:05:22 - 100ft (30.5m) Speed Test
00:06:41 - 200ft (61m) Speed Test
00:08:04 - 300ft (91.4m)
00:10:15 - cat5e Speed Test Results