# In search of the canboard limit (The need for speed...)

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**Created:** [October 5, 2022, 4:56am UTC](https://klipper.discourse.group/t/in-search-of-the-canboard-limit-the-need-for-speed/4344 "2022-10-05T04:56:16Z")\
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I have read that with an adxl345 the CAN bus should be at least 500K

Depending on total length of your wires that make up CAN L & H end up effecting your overall speed without errors & packet loss. So try to keep them as short as possible.

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