Looking back over this thread, Pim has expressed his doubts that this cable: https://www.amazon.com/Postta-Gigabit-Ne...B01LZKH0Y7
Is actually Cat7, i.e. “Both individual pairs are shielded, with an additional layer of shielding over the entire cable. The shielding needs to be grounded and Cat7 also requires special GigaGate45 (GG45) connectors to take full advantage of higher performance features.”, and I tend to agree. I don’t think it would be possible at that price point.
@cereal killer
Have you tried the Supra cable that I recommended In post #32 of this thread?
Have you disassembled one of these Postta cables to see whether they conform to Cat7?
Is actually Cat7, i.e. “Both individual pairs are shielded, with an additional layer of shielding over the entire cable. The shielding needs to be grounded and Cat7 also requires special GigaGate45 (GG45) connectors to take full advantage of higher performance features.”, and I tend to agree. I don’t think it would be possible at that price point.
@cereal killer
Have you tried the Supra cable that I recommended In post #32 of this thread?
Have you disassembled one of these Postta cables to see whether they conform to Cat7?
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