FTP RJ45 Cat6 Patch Round Cable

A common complaint among people who have had an Ethernet network up and running for a while is that it's slow – perhaps even slower than a WiFi connection running in the same space.

Very often, the problem isn't the network equipment at all; it's simply the cabling, which is being asked to perform at speeds that it was never designed to handle. Old Cat5 (or even older Cat3) cables aren't going to be able to deliver the reliable data transmission at speeds over 250 MHz that we're now accustomed to. Just replacing your old cables with newer Cat6 ones can make a major difference in your LAN's performance.

If you're setting up a new network, you should resist the temptation to reuse the old cables you have stored in a box somewhere, for the same reason. There's a good chance that all the money you're pouring into the network won't seem like a good investment, if you're using outdated cables which will be overwhelmed by the data flow.

It's available in several other colors and length as well.