not sure, but my line is capped at 4/384 and i always hit the cap on speed tests and when downloading i hit 550 kb/s. So i know theres more room there but i just don't have it, call up Cebridge and ask if you can get your cap raised to say a 3/384 line.
I have a Moto Surfboard 5100 no more than 3 or 4 months old. And no the AC isn't pointed right at it, (we have central air) but I was just commenting how the room is Air Conditioned. The tech that was here said that 61 is the highest the modem can transfer at.
Let me change that around. Get the system upgrade ready, then upgrade, but NOT to the cap of what the current network could handle. So if the deployment of Docsis3.0 takes longer, they have room for another upgrade.
Did SBC Not just start offering 384-1.5/128-384 DSL for 14.95 a month? Well reading about Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka being compared to Michael Jackson, at the bottom of the page I found:
SBC Yahoo! Dial - Starting at $15.95/month for dial-up Internet access. Click here.
Wouldn't you think that SBC would drop dial up prices. If you look at that, you are paying more for dial up than broadband from the same company!
After this upgrade Cable CO's should not upgrade any more while on the current Docsis Tech. They should ready their networks for Docsis 3.0 as quickly as possible, and i cannot wait until the adelphia extreme.
FTTC(fiber to the curb) is a very good idea by the Cable Co's, while not new, will help deliver the bandwidth needed to compete with telco's. Does anyone know what the Docsis standard is on Cablevision's Network? And isn't cox 15/2 while adelphia is 16/2?
Make sure you have a high Rwin value since the bigger the better for overseas testing. But don't expect to get full line speed from the testmy servers. But you should get pretty close.