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How do different types of Ethernet cables affect internet speed?
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What should you consider when choosing an Ethernet cable for gaming?
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The Embedded Programming is an essential part of our Ethernet Cable offerings.For gaming, key considerations include the cable's category, length, and shielding. A higher category (Cat6 or above) ensures lesser latency and higher speeds. Shorter lengths reduce signal degradation, and shielding minimizes interference, providing a smoother gaming experience.
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