}Joseph, } }Where are you testing your speeds? How are you judging that your }connection is running slow? } }One good site to test your speed at is
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- }please post your results. } }Also, if you give me the MAC address to your modem, I can run some tests }on it and try to handle your speed issue from that angle.
Here's a few results started at 7:19PM in RI:
Raw Data: Connection Class : Cable Modem or Higher download start time: 1092352701190 download end time: 1092352713057 download time: 11.867 download size in thousands of bytes: 5001 estimated line speed (K bits per second): 3371 stimated line speed (K bytes per second): 421.4
Raw Data: Connection Class : Cable Modem or Higher download start time: 1092352821533 download end time: 1092352833841 download time: 12.308 download size in thousands of bytes: 5001 estimated line speed (K bits per second): 3251 stimated line speed (K bytes per second): 406.3
Raw Data: Connection Class : Cable Modem or Higher download start time: 1092352875421 download end time: 1092352887628 download time: 12.207 download size in thousands of bytes: 5001 estimated line speed (K bits per second): 3277 stimated line speed (K bytes per second): 409.7
Raw Data: Connection Class : Cable Modem or Higher download start time: 1092352926644 download end time: 1092352940164 download time: 13.52 download size in thousands of bytes: 5001 estimated line speed (K bits per second): 2959 stimated line speed (K bytes per second): 369.9
MAC = 00-90-83-3B-A8-84 } }-CoxTech1 }Cox Communications } } }Joseph L wrote: }> TO all, }> What good is a speed increase from the cable companies when websites and such are }> saturated and U can only get a fraction of the bandwidth available anyway. I just went }> with COX's 5MB/768K plan. I havent seen anything faster than say maybe
2MB/sec. when dl }> and such.