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DLabit29
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1) is there any benefit of using a 5-2000 mhz splitter over a 5-1000 mhz splitter? I'm running gigabit internet
2) when running ping plotter, 2 things i notice
Example: I pinged cox dns and I pinged Google dns.
Both of these (and many other ips) have hops
100 .122.141.112
and
100. 122.141.114
and each of these are the only hops on the router creating high ping.
Either of these ping plotter instances an issue?
And does the splitter make a difference?
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Bruce
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The would be no benefit to using a coax splitter rated at a frequency above 1 GHz (1000 MHz) because...as far as I know...Cox doesn't transmit on frequencies above 1 GHz. 2 GHz coax splitters are mostly for satellite TV providers.
What's "ips?"
Do your pings complete their paths? Are you saying there are only a few hops for your pings? I'm not sure what you're asking.
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