? Or the RG-6/QS? I don't know what it means as I am not into connections that far 
Thanks in advance
-Me
Cable Wiring
Cable Wiring
Well, A friend of mine had some RG-6/QS Gold tips in all and I was wondering which I should use? The one that AT&T gave me when they installed about a year ago ? Or the RG-6/QS? I don't know what it means as I am not into connections that far
Thanks in advance
-Me
? Or the RG-6/QS? I don't know what it means as I am not into connections that far Thanks in advance
-Me
AMD XP 2200
Windows XP Pro
Sound Blaster Audigy 2
Pro-Audio Wuffer and speakers
768MB DDRRAM 3200
GeForce3 TI4200
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Linksys 4-port BEF41 Router
Linksys LNE100TX NIC
Motorola SB 4200 Cable-Modem
AT&T Broadband
Windows XP Pro
Sound Blaster Audigy 2
Pro-Audio Wuffer and speakers
768MB DDRRAM 3200
GeForce3 TI4200
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Linksys 4-port BEF41 Router
Linksys LNE100TX NIC
Motorola SB 4200 Cable-Modem
AT&T Broadband
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MtCableman
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If you have a proper connection now, anything you do will not improve you speeds. Also keep in mind that copper has better conductivity than gold. Gold is used on connectors because it doesn't react with other materials to cause "corrosion".
There sure does seem a lot of mis-guided attention to the type of wire used to get better speeds. Even the term "tweak" the wire was used before. Nothing you can do to the wire will allow faster speeds. A good connection cannot get better.
There sure does seem a lot of mis-guided attention to the type of wire used to get better speeds. Even the term "tweak" the wire was used before. Nothing you can do to the wire will allow faster speeds. A good connection cannot get better.
Closed course and Professional user.
Don't try this at Home!
Don't try this at Home!