100 BaseT2 uses two sets of CAT 3 cable to achieve speeds of 100Mbps.
Cat5 is the standard.
Some of the steps for doing a cable modem speed test, include properly configuring the cable modem so that its running optimally, and using a speed test website to test the speed of the modem.
The maximum speed that can be achieved using a coax cable for internet connectivity is typically around 1 Gbps (gigabit per second).
It doesn't have a speedometer cable. The speed is calculated by the transmission computer using it's output speed sensor.
There is no speedometer cable. MPH is calibrated using a speed sensor. If your speedometer is not working, you have a bad speed sensor module.
no, the 360 elite come with standard definition cable if you want to play in HD then you will need an HDMI cable for the xbox and a HD tv unless you using a standard cable
I am assuming you have bulk cable available, RJ-45 connectors and a crimping tool. Wire one end of the cable using the T568-A wiring standard, and the other using T568-B. That's your crossover cable.
One main difference is that you need to have cable television in order to have a cable modem, but DSL runs through a standard telephone line and jack. Another main difference that is helpful in selection which service to use is that DSL requires you to live within a certain distance of a phone tower to get signal, while cable does not. Also, with DSL, you get the same speed no matter what, but with cable, your speed is affected by how many other people are using tat cable service at the same time.
The transfer speed when using the Easy Transfer Cable is typically around 480 Mbps, which is the maximum speed supported by USB 2.0 connections. However, actual transfer speeds may vary depending on the devices being connected and the amount of data being transferred.
Well, yes, the ethernet cable should run faster than the regular serial cable, but I don't think that would be the most efficient approach. You should add the NIC to the PC that doesn't have one, and then get a router to allow both PC's to access the cable modem. Adding the ethernet cable would only speed it up to the maximum speed allowed by your Cable Internet Provider
1.5 Gb/sec
1.5 Gb/sec