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Wednesday, January 6th, 2021 3:37 AM

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Download speed fine, Upload speed drops from 35mbps to 1mbps as soon as I start Skype, Streamlabs, and/or Twitch - San Diego

I pay for the 940/35 with no data limit. I get 35/37 MBPS regularly, but as soon as I try to stream or simply join a NDI skype call, the upload stream drops and it's been an issue as soon as I started hosting streams. This happens as soon as I start up Streamlabs OBS, as well. I have read that Cox throttled entire neighborhoods in the middle of the pandemic so I wouldn't be surprised, with the lack of Net Neutrality and consequences, Cox is throttling my connection. Would a VPN be better?

Here is the article of Cox throttling entire neighborhoods www.techdirt.com/.../major-isp-cox-begins-throttling-entire-neighborhoods-excessive-usage.shtml

I am on a wired connection from a Netgear C7800 modem/router. This was a problem with the panoramic, as well. 

Any other streamers having these issues?

Also, I've spent at least 7 hours on the phone/chatting with cox about this. Seems to get nowhere. It is good for a sec, then just drops as soon as I try to actually use these speeds.

New Contributor II

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7 Messages

5 years ago

I can't play online games anymore here in OC.  I was told that it's an issue with overloaded nodes, but that I'm otherwise out of luck.  Gaming is a big part of my life and Cox's service is absolutely unacceptable.

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Hello,

This appears as if you may need someone to investigate your account personally. We would be able to assist you with this. Please reach us on Twitter at @CoxHelp, visit us on Facebook, or email us at cox.help@cox.com. Provide us the name on the account with the complete service address with a link to this thread so we can get started. Thank you.

Sharon
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New Contributor II

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8 Messages

5 years ago

Welcome to the club, good luck getting a solution. Still waiting on my same issues to be resolved. 

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