Ok, Cox fixed something yesterday and I have no idea what, because they won't tell me. Can't wait to have problems again so Cox can blame MY equipment again!
Yeah, those are really good. The uncorrectables on the OFDM channel aren't great but aren't enough to cause that level of speed drop.
Crazy thought but have you asked Cox to triple check the provisioning on your modem? It's just seems too coincidental that your speeds are topping out at 94/35 instead of the 940/35 that you're supposed to be getting. I wonder if it's as simple as someone forgetting to type a 0 in the configuration file. I just can't imagine that a node's downstream could be that overloaded and yet the upstream would still be running at full speed. It just doesn't add up.
EDIT: Also are you plugged directly into the modem and confirmed that you have a gigabit link? 94 is about the maximum speed for a 100 Mbps link. It just seems like something is limiting you to 100 Mbps instead of 1 Gbps.
The original levels posted where all done hardwired right out of the modem (CM1000) we then installed my SB8200 and got the same exact levels. Currently I have the CM1000 hooked back up and I'm going through my Ubiquiti Router. My hardware is fine and has been proven to be fine and since my neighbors are also getting poor speeds like me, it's definitely a Cox problem. Also, the tech and his supervisor also confirm it's a Cox problem.
Very strange whatever it is. I hope you'll post here once they find what's wrong. I'm curious to know what could cause that type of problem.
I sent a screenshot asking about modem provisioning for our area...it does seem odd that I appear to be capped at 94 now:
