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Ferrite Bead/Core

grigori1
By grigori1
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Ethernet cables shield themselves from interference by being more tightly twisted together and/or having a thicker core. Shielding is only important for long distance and doesn't directly improve speed.

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oke but will it improve stability or something? i use a 15m/50 ft cable.

is there a way to test it?

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I personally would never do that, it only makes it harder to manage them and it could even interfere with the connection. If you really want something better, go for Cat6a.

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