I want to stream HD movies from my PC to my PS3, I'm already using a program which can stream through PS3 Media Server but I'm using a Wireless G connection. I do have a Wireless N router though, but instead of getting myself a Wireless N adapter, which mightn't actually deliver enough speed for HD streaming, I'm going to connect the PC and PS3 through a wired ethernet connection. I have a ASUS P5B-VM SE motherboard with an ethernet port, does this mean I don't need a NIC? Also, I'm not sure what cable I should be using, do all ethernet cables support enough speed to carry HD content? Would Cat5e be just as adept at the job as Cat8?
In the technical specs of the motherboard on Google, it states this;
In the technical specs of the motherboard on Google, it states this;
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Networking Network adapter - Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet