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If you are a current Gigabit customer @G372008, your modem can automatically handle those speeds. Simply try an easy troubleshooting step and unplug the modem and plug it back in. This will download any updates or firmware that may have been stuck. Once the modem boots back up, simply test your speeds. 2.
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The skeptic in me wonders it is not mentioned anywhere because it is much lower than 1GB, but I would be suprised if that were the case. What I am really trying to find out is whether I should expect to get the full 1GB over wifi or should i expect wifi to be 30% or 50% of the 1GB potential. I could run speedtest, but it would only tell me what ...
2 years ago. If your account shows your plan is 100 or 200 mbps upload then the hardware has been installed in your neighborhood. However the upload channels may still not be being utilized. See the screenshot attached below - if your plan shows your speeds like this you need to get on a call with tech support ask them to help you get the ...
Motorola MB8611 Modem Upload Speeds. I have had this modem for several months and it is working well, running software version 8611-19.2.18. Average download speed in the mid-900's and upload speed locked at 18 Mbps. My internet plan has potential upload speeds of 200 Mbps. Xfinity has put out a list of "next gen" modems that have the OFDM ...
Xfinity Internet Upload Speed Capped at 40 Mbps. Should be around 200 Mbps as part of 2000/200 gigabitx2 plan This issue has been plaguing me for quite a long time; even upgraded the modem to a CM2000 yesterday; im getting the promised download speeds but upload speeds appear to be capped at 40mbps.
It shows that our upload speed is always less than 1 Mbps. I tried from multiple devices, from multiple jacks around the house and went directly from a laptop to the modem (no wifi router). Also reset the modem several times and had Xfinity reset it remotely several times. An Xfinity technician visited and said that all looks ok outside the ...
In areas eligible for our Next Generation internet speeds, the Gigabit speed tier comes with upload speeds up to 100 Mbps and the Gigabit Extra speed tier comes with upload speeds up to 200 Mbps. In addition to being in an area that has had network upgrade construction completed, the next generation internet speed tiers require an eligible ...
This page says the following: Exciting news! Now, eligible xFi Complete customers can receive up to 5–10x faster upload speeds. This is just one step toward providing our customers with next-generation Internet speeds. Our existing upload speeds give you plenty of what you need to upload files, video chat, and game online.
12-22-2018 01:41 AM. @dfbeck wrote: While download speeds average 16.7Mbps upload speeds drop to an average of 3.3Mbps which means uploads are virtually shutoff at times. I'm a little confused. An upload speed of 3.3Mbps is better than what probably 99% of us get, and is higher than the advertised Gen5 up to speeds.