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"Multi Function Router"
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US$0.25-0.30
10 Pieces (MOQ)
NINGBO EXACT CABLES & WIRE CO., LTD.
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US$0.25-0.30
10 Pieces (MOQ)
NINGBO EXACT CABLES & WIRE CO., LTD.
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Diamond Member
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Audited Supplier
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Secured Trading
- Zhejiang, China
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4.9/5.0
"Immediate Response"
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Questions & Answers on Multi Function Router
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What should you consider when choosing an Ethernet cable for gaming?
The Multi Function Router is included in our comprehensive Ethernet Cable range.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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How do different types of Ethernet cables affect internet speed?
The Multi Function Router is an essential part of our Ethernet Cable offerings.Ethernet cables types, from Cat5e to Cat8, vary primarily in bandwidth capabilities and transmission speed. Higher category cables, like Cat6 or Cat8, support higher data speeds and are preferable for applications requiring extensive bandwidth, such as HD streaming or gaming.
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Why is Ethernet cable length important for network setup?
The Multi Function Router is a top choice in our Ethernet Cable collection.Ethernet cable length affects signal quality; longer cables can lead to signal attenuation and reduced network performance. Typically, it's best to use the shortest cable necessary for your setup to maintain optimal connectivity and speed across your network devices.
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