You future prove untill how long you want to stay in the house. 20-50years for me. Landed

Wifi 7 is out may be wifi 20 is out then. As  good as cable

cable manufacturer RJ45 for cat8 is only 10Gbps?

I am confuse you said RJ45 now you said RJ45 port

10 years down the road. We don't know how far RJ45 will go. I don't want to heck my house wall again. I learn a lesson with cat5.

Now I sort of manage to trunk the port now under 50, however I am able to access Internet but when I try to access local address, ie.. 192.168.1.1, the page stuck on loading, and I try to to ping the address, there is response.
Any area should I look at?

Thanks.

The key point here is concealed wring is PITA when comes to re-wiring/repair. Just use cat 6/6A today (cheaper cost for 10G), 10Gbps should be sufficient for most home for many years. Cat 5e cable can achieve 5Gbps within 50 meters. it is even possible for 8Gbps.

Want future proof and ease of maintenance, don't do concealed wiring.

Not the same for UDP jitter

No point putting trace routes. You can’t tell at all. Anyway to prove my point. What ip you want me to ping. I do it tonight.

Gaming is no all about ping. Is about how fast it respond.

I eat hacker for breakfast. I told you this yet you cannot believe. I tell again ping and respond time is different yet both of them are related. Just opening Lowyat website there is different already. You don’t know what are you looking. You only look at ping ping ping.

My nick in game is SirOlgaC4 go inquest about me in MBT. Malaysia Battlefield team.

You don’t know what to look. You only look at ping ping ping.

Go ask blacktubi. He understands what am I talking about. Is some where in maxis tread

Actually right sometimes the "feel" of the game is not even related to the ping to the server larh.

I played FIFA last time in 3 different countries (US, UK, MY), and MY feel at my home with wired everything good networking loses feel wise compared to Hotel wifi in UK, i was like WTH this is a completely different game, everything is so smooth and fast. US set up was also wired, i would say it would be in the middle "feel" wise LOL. At that time i was also using those Netduma routers to force which server regions i will connect to (for MY and US).

Maxis got intel14 tm got intel10. Do the respond time the same? Same request to the www. Who’ is faster to respond.

Please use your brain.

There is server which is 30hertz  and there is server with 60hertz. Go and google about game server.

You really need to shut up.

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