slow gigablast speeds in las vegas
new note :speeds in the morning are awesome! for about 2 hours i get 800+mbps down, and 35 mbps up. i love my cox service, usually it is awesome, and i never have any complaints. for the past few we...
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I checked from this end and the connection is reporting some minor signal issues which could possibly be a factor. If you're using one of our Panoramic Wifi devices be sure to not connect a secondary router as how that can cause conflict between the two devices. For the signal issues, I'd suggest checking all of the cabling to ensure it's hand tight and try bypassing any cable splitters you can to see if that helps.
-Chris
-Chris
speed test from today sunday aug 9 3:55 pm
hey chris, thanks for getting back to us :) the cables are all tight and there are no splitters. the thing is this. at 4am , when very few people are on, the speeds are super fast, 650 mbps down and 35 up, with 1 ms pings. as soon as people start waking up, it goes downhill. for sure the node is over subbed, no question in my mind. either that or there is some strange rf interference that happens everyday, all day from 8am to 230am. please help!!!
also since last communique a tech from cox came out and he said there was nothing wrong, said he ran tests, didn't come into the house, but tested the line outside and said everything was perfect, also told me that if i wasn't going to rate him a 10 on the survey, to not bother taking the survey :) wow! oh sorry he wasn't a cox tech but a tech from a company that reps cox.
- Hello Melissa, Do the hardwired devices have slow download speeds during the day time as well or just wifi connected devices? -Ben
hello ben. the only test i am concerned with is from my desktop pc, which is wired to a gigabit switch. i just tested right now, see above. i would be happy with half that speed, at this point, a quarter of that speed.
the wireless devices here at the house are only streaming stuff with low data rates, my desktop pc on the other hand is dealing with a vpn and other mission critical stuff.
