Glad I could be of service, I'm still awaiting my modem to be shipped to me, I assume it will be here on Tuesday. I'm hoping to attain the same dramatic results you so eloquently demonstrated here. Yes, I was sure the modem was an improvement in theory, but you have supplied the actual benchmarks to prove it works like this "in the field". I'll let you know here what my marks are once I get the modem.
One of the variables that might contribute to that is who is sharing the connection at the junction. The way it was explained to me, if 10 houses on the block all got the same 50/5 service, its split among all 10 of those. Also, from what I understand from a technician, the 105/20 service is limited by the leased modem, which carries a standard of 4 inbound pipelines. If I was to purchase a modem that carried 8 or even 16 pipelines (SB 6183) the extra pipelines would automatically improve my speed....I actually borrowed another modem with 8 pipelines and my speed exceeded 150Mbps. So perhaps its worth a shot? Even if my speed stays the same, purchasing a cable modem saves me the monthly lease anyway.
tjritter79 got a reaction from CA3LE in Xfinity So called Speed Tier Doubling Speeds?