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- Upload speed consistently below 1 Mbps. What can I do? | Xfinity . . .
I replaced the splitter that Xfinity provided, made by Commscope, with an Arris amplifier splitter and this resolved the issue We're now getting about 15 Mbps upload speeds, up from the usual 0 1 What I don't understand is why, after two technicians visited the house, after about six online chat sessions and several emails and phone calls, not once did an Xfinity rep mention the splitter as
- Experiencing terrible speeds for my gig speed plan
Hey, I am seeing below 10Mbps speeds on my 1100Mbps plan On my phone it does not even reach 1Mbps, and this according to xfinity's own speed test website I am in a community plan where everyone
- Comcast internet - . 1mbps upload speeds | Xfinity Community Forum
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Less than 1mbps download Hello, I just got service (800mbps) about 5 months ago where a tech came out and installed the box on my house and ran the coaxial A really nice, and clean job Service was solid until recently, where I noticed that it would take a long time to load just about anything
- Frequent download speed drops to less than 1Mbps | Xfinity Community Forum
I'm just looking for some possible explanations for what could be causing this very specific issue, as I've somewhat lost faith in relying on technicians and support to figure this out for me Again, download speeds are constantly dropping and getting stuck below 1Mbps until router restart, whereas upload speeds seem totally fine
- Upload speeds under 1 | Xfinity Community Forum
As of a week ago, I’m suddenly getting upload speeds of less than 5 mbps I pay for 150 20 mbps I am unable to use my work laptop which has a VPN because of it Xfinity tech came and blamed it on
- Xfinity (Comcast) Gigabit, 1000 Mbps upload speed supposed to be up to . . .
Xfinity (Comcast) Gigabit, 1000 Mbps upload speed supposed to be up to 115mbps, actual is 23 mbps, down from 40 mbps
- How many GB does 1 Mbps equal - webhostingtalk. com
Calculating Mbps The MATHEMATICAL maximum transfer of 1Mbps full duplex (megabit per second, or Mb s) is roughly 320 gigabytes per month in each direction (320GB in and 320GB out) This is calculated from the number of seconds in a 30-day month multiplied by the number of bits in a megabit Seconds in a month (60 seconds in a minute * 60 minutes an hour * 24 hours a day * 30 days a month) or
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