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What bandwidth does CAT7 cable support?

  1. 600 MHz

  2. 250 MHz

  3. 100 MHz

  4. 1 GHz

The correct answer is: 600 MHz

While both CAT7 and CAT6 cables support more bandwidth than CAT5e cables, CAT7 can handle higher speeds and frequencies. This makes the A option, 600 MHz, the most accurate answer as it reflects the maximum bandwidth supported by CAT7 cables. The other options, B, C, and D, reflect the maximum bandwidths supported by CAT6 (250 MHz), CAT5e (100 MHz), and CAT5 (1 GHz) cables, respectively. However, none of these options fully answer the question as they do not directly refer to the bandwidth supported by CAT7 cables specifically. It is important to note that while CAT7 cables have the potential to support 600 MHz of bandwidth, the actual performance of a network will depend on various factors such as the devices and infrastructure being used.