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Call and get a tech scheduled to come out if you haven't already. Don't waste too much time talking with the chat or phone tech support. They don't either don't have the tools or don't know how to help you.
On-site techs might be able to diagnose fix the issue if it actually is something going on with the cables or connectors.
If they threaten to charge and you're worried about the cost, sign up for the Cox complete care for a small monthly extortion fee and you shouldn't be charged for on-site visits. At least that's what they told me when they sold it to me and so far no charge.
If you're in my boat and have already had several on-site tech visits (I've lost count maybe more than 10) and brand new coax cables, connectors, modem and tap at the utility pole, they're probably not going to fix it. If you find a fix beyond that I'd like to know what it is.
I've been dealing with what sounds like the same issue for more than 6 months and am tired of wasting time with another tech replacing the same thing the previous one did and telling me it's fixed.
My guess based on the post below is that they're having capacity issues and rather than increasing capacity you're just gonna get gas lighted and told your connection is fine like my situation. That post has been pinned and locked for more than a year and contains zero solutions to fixing an overextended ISP.
https://forums.cox.com/forum_home/internet_forum/f/internet-forum/25345/packet-loss-and-latency
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