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An employ of the company SmartAvLink postedthe company newest cable for VR Gaming on Linkedin . Unlike the official oculus link cable which supports USB3.2 Gen1 5g, this new cable will support USB3.2 Gen2 10G. Quotes My thoughts While I highly doubt there will be any benefit to gain in game experience, we might beat the official cable $99- price point and up the current short stock. Sources https://www.linkedin.com/posts/crystal-chow-76a790167_vr-gaming-typec-activity-6716953197774221313-Zv5g

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I encountered the Punch problem with CAT 6a connectors once, thinking about it.. my CAT7 cable measurement is 26 awg. I have Never thought about size diference?

I got a drum of 300m Draka UC Home CAT7 and used already 2/3rd of it. My usual runs are about 15m to 25m. The cable is super thin, so perfect to install thru PVC tubes.

That´s exactly my feeling and what i am trying to figure out here. Because most of the expensive keystones/connectors are rated higher for some reason.. Is it just a marketing thing, or is it the real deal.

For over a year I have been using CAT7 S/FTP in my home and every time when I run a new cable I wonder.. Does it really matter what type connector I use? I got Draka cat7 cable because I wanted to be future prove “better do it right the first time”. While the cable was easy to get, the LSA / RJ45 connectors just weren’t there. So I used CAT6a LSA wall outlets / patch panels and CAT5e RJ45 connectors. Even now it´s hard to find CAT7 rated products, and if you find them the price knocks you over. It gives me the feeling that the “right connector,keystone” doesn’t matter that much. And that it might be possible to get my 10GBe speed (best case) on a CAT7 cable equipped with CAT5e connectors. I would love to test this case, but I don’t own a 10GBe network (yet), so help me out guys. Does it really matter, and if yes, how much does it matter?