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DLabit29
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my router has a feature that optimizes bufferbloat by adjusting bandwidth accordingly.
Apparently preventing network bottleneck.
My question is: im on gigabit speeds.
Would dropping to the 500mbps plan help mitigate some if this congestion for smoother signal?
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Bruce
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Do you mean downgrading your Cox data plan from gigabit to 500 Mbps? Router aside, have you ever measured anything above 850-900 Mbps at your modem?
Downgrading won't cure congestion; however, if Cox can't deliver, I'd downgrade to whatever you've been measuring. If you're only getting 300 Mbps, downgrade to the 300-plan.
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Bruce
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As far as this BufferBloat feature, has 1 server ever been a problem? It appears to be the entire Cox connection to be the bulk of the reported problems. I mean...when has Netflix been screaming but Youtube at a crawl? I think both would be at a crawl, no?
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Bruce
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Who installed your tap? What happens if you replace the tap with your splitter? Where does the second leg of the tap go?
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