No gear / cable that operates under the bit-perfect TCP protocol will make any difference in the sound quality of your system, because it can’t. TCP is bit-perfect. Period.
The one (and only) thing that may yield an improvement in your digital chain is a final run of fiber cable to your streamer. That’s because fiber is impervious to EMI and RFI (being non-metallic), thereby providing your system with perfect galvanic isolation. Picture a moat protecting your castle, so to speak, keeping noise at bay. Many audiophiles here report that fiber helped in their systems, and that makes perfect sense.
Best practice is to keep all internet gear (modem, router, switches) and their noisy SM power supplies in a room or closet separate from your listening room and on a separate mains branch circuit, and connecting your system to them via fiber.
After you get a fiber cable and adapters, you’ll have around $650 left over from your $750 budget. Spend that on a nice weekend with your SO and reap rewards far beyond whatever you had in mind going in. It’s a win-win!
Happy listening!

