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Saturday, December 24th, 2022 6:42 PM

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10 mbps upload speed?

Is there any plan to ever change these upload speeds?  I read this was a decision that was made to attempt to combat congestion in certain neighborhoods during Covid, but that doesn't seem like it should still be a concern.  500/10 is pretty ridiculously lopsided when compared to other carries, verizon for example, that offer 300/300 plans, or something similar.  Will this ever change?

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500/10 is pretty normal for cable or HFC. FIOS is fiber or FTTH so it is apple and oranges IMO. If you want higher then 10Mbps then get a DOCSIS 3.1 modem and get the Classic 300/30Mbps plan.

As for when that will ever change, maybe in a couple years when DOCSIS 4.0 comes out.

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the "classic" 300/30 plan does not exist with cox anymore{so they keep telling me}, found this out when i was unwillingly switched from it to a 500/10 and the refuse to switch me back.

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Just looking at the facts. If you want to compare apples and apples compare Cox fiber to FIOS fiber. BTW, I have FIOS.

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Most of the time people are getting information FROM the internet versus sending information, That's why it's lopsided. 

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If they are just watching Netflix you're correct.  Some people need more upload and its just a bummer there is no option for it unless you upgrade all the way up to a gig plan

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its just a bummer there is no option for it unless you upgrade all the way up to a gig plan

Perhaps I am wrong, but can't you still get the Ultimate Classic 300 plan with a upload of 30Mbps as shown here? Oh and sorry if I came off as a Cox fan boy. 

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I agree, 10Mbps upload isn't sufficient anymore.

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FYI for those in fiber(FTTH) area like AZ, a new plan has launched. Essential 100 that is overprovisioned to 125Mbps down and 110Mbps up but YMMV. See here for thread.

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yep, you are wrong, according to every cox call i have made recently, and thats been alot

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3 years ago

I agree with this post.  10Mbps is not sufficient anymore.  I NEEEEEEEEED faster upload speeds!

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Y? Unless your are video streaming, twitch or the like, even then THEY recommend 5 - 7.4 mbps upload

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So the rest of the household shares the paltry leftovers while Steven consumes 50-75% during a stream?  This is, if Steven is even getting the 10 Mbps.

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Maybe Steven should consume that upload speed during a time when the rest of the household doesn't need it. It's called proper planning. 

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It's called proper planning. 

Is your household still on a dial-up modem?  Families stopped clamoring for access 20 years ago.

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Nope have had a cable modem since the 90;'s. I think i still have the old Toshiba PCX1100U modem somehere. 

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