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I have yet to find a single compliant CAT 7/a cable anywhere but from industrial suppliers. It's been 15 years, can we get consumer grade 10Gig already? Or even just "multigig" devices below the $200 mark?
2024 is very silly. Games are now 100 GB, require 12 gigs of VRAM, and you need a $5,000 home network infrastructure unless you wanna be stuck in the world of neo-dialup speeds.
I can't even find pure copper CAT 5/6 cables anymore, they're all copper-clad aluminum which is great for the price but not great for longer runs. Last two "100% copper" cables I bought were not pure copper when I sliced them open and was able to strip some of the copper coating off.