Welcome to the Cox Community
Our community is a collaborative place to learn about Cox products and services. Jump into the conversation today!
Messages
Selected Messages
Our community is a collaborative place to learn about Cox products and services. Jump into the conversation today!
New Contributor
•
5 Messages
Closed
I recently upgraded from preferred internet to the premier service. However after resetting my modem I am still receiving my old speeds of 50mb. Can anybody from cox assist me please?
My modem/router model is the netgear N450 which says on the cox approved modem page that it is capable of the premier service.
Discussions
•
Updated
5K
11
0
0
Payment
Discussions
1
0
Poor internet service
Discussions
1
0
Cox bill wrong
Discussions
1
Payment
Discussions
1
0
Lack of hotspot setting
Discussions
1
0
URC-8820-MOTO remote doesn't control DVR
Discussions
1
0
ChrisL
Former Moderator
•
The device you have works fine for Premier speeds when wired although the wifi won't be suitable for much over 80Mbps or so. Can you try testing a wired connection with a PC that has gigabit Ethernet and see what speeds you get?
0
0
Hershey123
New Contributor
•
Yes the speedtest that i posted was used with a computer wired to the router. Will buying a better router/modem increase the speeds?
0
0
DerrickW
Valued Contributor
•
0
0
Hershey123
New Contributor
•
Yes there is a splitter that is connected that connects the router+mdoem and also the telephony modem for the phone line.
0
0
DerrickW
Valued Contributor
•
0
0
Hershey123
New Contributor
•
so i tested it without the splitter and plugged in directly from the wall to the modem and i am still getting the same speeds?
0
0
ChrisL
Former Moderator
•
If you're ultimately hoping for your advertised speeds over wifi upgrading the device would definitely make sense. Otherwise it may be time to see about having a technician come out to investigate further.
0
0
Hershey123
New Contributor
•
okay. would upgrading also boost my speeds over wired?
0
0
Conrad
New Contributor II
•
same here
on premium account that is ridiculous
what a rip off...!!!!
0
0
DerrickW
Valued Contributor
•
Are you using a wireless router? Do you have your PC connected directly to the modem? A speed test with a direct connection gives more accurate info as to what speeds you're actually getting.
0
0
DerrickW
Valued Contributor
•
Upgrading the speed would boost the speeds overall but I do not think that would help with this issue. You want to verify the devices connected to the router can achieve the speeds you're looking for.
0
0