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Im connecting my DVD player to my router via CAT5 (ethernet) and just noticed that there are different MPS ratings for these cables and even some routers have limits to how much speed they can handle. My main question is - is this a big detail to consider or will I not notice a significant difference in quality/strength?

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not that big of a deal IMO' date=' i havent seen a big difference in my experience....

 

 

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You're good with a CAT5.

 

It all depends on the service you recieve from your ISP.

 

These. don't fret it. Run the **** off wireless and the casual user probably wouldn't even notice.

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Meh, no biggie, chances are your data speeds aren't going to be affected by your equipment unless you pay the bucks to have a dedicate T-1 or better run to your house. That's most likely to be affected by your provider, bandwidth limitations, how many users are connected to your provider at once (ever notice that often times during peak hours the internet response times can be noticably slower.), and how many users are hitting that particular site at the moment.

 

You can have the best of the best equipment in the world, and more often than not, you aren't going any faster than the guy next door that just hooked it up with what he had and let er rip.

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not that big of a deal IMO' date=' i havent seen a big difference in my experience....

 

 

secondly, MAN the chiks u have in ur avis are HAWT[/quote']

 

 

 

he he...thanks...I noticed a while back how much I look forward to certain people posting just to see theirs avatars, so I figured I would try it :D

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he he...thanks...I noticed a while back how much I look forward to certain people posting just to see theirs avatars' date=' so I figured I would try it :D[/quote']

 

I'm 97% sure that you are speaking about me.

 

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...in a way' date=' yes - I keep waiting for you to say something insightful and intellectual...but I'm always left waiting....:(

 

 

 

:P[/quote']

 

That is why I try to put a put of James Monroe in my posts so atleast you get something...

 

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my bad...you were originally talking about the BR...not router...yeah' date=' I do have a wireless router - but the BR requires a $50 gadget to work[/quote']

 

wow, that's interesting, most newer BluRays I have seen are wifi ready. Do you mind me asking what model it is?

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And guess what? Its a part made almost exclusively by toshiba! So thus making a $80 BR into a $120 BR!! basterds.....:mad:

 

I agree, that's total crap, I don't think they should be able to advertise it as wifi ready when it really isn't, more like "wifi capable" *with purchase of a usb wireless adapter.

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