“i've seen the reviews on this and the essentials ethernet cables stating that these cables don't actually go to 1gb and only produce 100mbps, has this issue been fixed or is it false advertisement on the specifications, if so what is the model# that can”
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The CAT versions are set by the IEEE organization. You might see manufacturing defects but in many years of working in the computer industry, I have not run into a factory made cable that failed to pass signal as intended. Because copper wires can receive interference from electric wires and light fixtures, there are rules in which it should be run. If running along the side of 110/115v, it should be 1 foot away. If crossing 110/115v then you want to do so at 90 degrees. Florescent lights also cause interference. The quality of your equipment can also determine the speed as does the length of the run. It does no good to buy a CAT 6 cable if any of your gear is rated at 100MB.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They should work up to 10GBPS, usually the issue with speed is with ports
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thank you for your inquiry! There have been reports from users experiencing issues with certain Cat-6 Ethernet cables, including the Insignia™ 25 foot Cat-6 Ethernet Cable, where the cables only deliver speeds of 100 Mbps instead of the advertised 1 Gbps. This issue can often be attributed to faulty connectors, damaged wires, or improper installation. Keith | Insignia Support
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