20 Ft Ethernet Cable 1000 Mhz

[20.44 lb] 1000 feet is more ethernet cable than I am going to be able to go through in a decade. I guess I could go ahead and wire up my entire house. At the price, it is the way to go for any extended runs because you just can't beat the price per foot with ready-to-go cables. And adding your own connections is not that hard with the right tools.

[USB-C Female] I had a 6 ft cable and a 3 ft cable this worked saving me on a new cable

[DDR4] The reviewer who claims these DIMMs are Falsely advertised is incorrect. I am running 2 kits i.e. 4 DIMMs of 32GB 3200 mhz for a total of 128GB in my Asrock X570 Taichi motherboard. The listed latency of 16 20 20 40 is overly cautious. I first ran them at 3200 Mhz and 16 18 18 36 with no problem. Next I bumped my transfer speed and infinity fabric to 1800 Mhz i.e 3600 Mhz since DDR2 is clock x 2. To do this, I had to set the latencies to 18 20 20 40, This is because latency is expressed in clock cycles. 3600/3200 = 9/8. 9/8 x 16 = 18, 9/8 x 18 = 20 etc. This makes the absolute timing exactly the same. You need to understand how RAM works before bashing a perfectly fine product.

[RoHS] Short Ethernet cable that works.

[RJ45 Male] A Ethernet cable that works! And it was low cost.

[APS-C] I cannot believe how well this lens performs! Also love that the focus throw isn't 1mm = 1000 ft. Really good manual control.

[Intel: XMP 2.0] 3167 MHz with out problem

[Intel: XMP 2.0] This is a good value for 3600 MHz.

[USB 2.0, RS-232] This works good and the 6 ft cable gives me plenty of working length.

[Extension] Works great extending tether cable over 15 ft