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what is the difference between component certified and channel certified when referring to cat6 cables?

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Component meaning a device: computer.
Channel certified means that the channels are certified to reach 100mhz, 200mhz, 400mhz, etc.

Go with the channel certified everytime if you can. Meaning its been tested to have a set standard whereas the device means a select device will work with it.


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