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I live in a high population density area on the impoverished wild west side of Phoenix which is causing over saturation on the node. So with my "up to 150Mbps" service I can only get 120 Mbps on a bad day and 130 Mbps on a good day. Is there any way we can get a node split out here so that I can at least sometimes get the download speed I am paying for? All 16 channels are 90%+ saturated. Thank you.
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ekhawaii
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Let me ask a lame question...how can you tell when all 16 modem channels are 90%+ saturated. Can you use a link to a COX tool to to find %, or do you log onto your modem address....what do you look for? I see other posters making mention of heavy burdened neighborhoods that affect the data saturation....just curious.
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