Gregory Shearer wrote:
Cat-5 E is required for 1000Mb/s (gigabit ethernet).
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Gregory -
Thanks so much for your detailed reply.
The new Apple G4 machines come with gigabit ethernet capability.
I suppose in order to take advantage of this, and my friend now has two G4
towers, he should go ahead and swap in the Cat-5 E cables.
Does that sound right to you ?
Thanks !
Alan
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