Thanks guys, it is fixed;
I am getting ~350Mbps down and ~25 up right now connected to the modem or router via WIRED and around ~250 ish on 5GHz. This is after replacing the ARRIS modem with a netgear CM600. Going to mess around with router placement and see if i can improve that wireless speed...
no i haven't but that would be a good test in the future; I actually use different adapters on my main laptop( gaming) for wifi/LAN since the killer adapter i have seems to be built better for 5GHz then the default one on the mobo.
I have called them numerous times for "tech support" on this issue; they never are able to do anything and thats when they even reply. I'll take the chance; i just bought the modem and amazon has a great return policy.
Just a quick question on modems in general.
It seems if you buy your own modem you are stuck with whatever firmware was flashed on the modem in the factory.
I believe this is the case for Time Warner and Comcast as they do not offer updating firmware for your own personal modems; just ones you...
Thank you, yes I bought it because of that exact spec. Not really sure why this is the case but I will try getting a new modem and swapping out and will then repeat the tests. Once again thanks for the help!
I am looking at the list of modems, is there one that is potentially a little future...
Just ran the same labtop with Cat5e cable connected directly to the modem bypassing the router and used the same websites/servers again to verify speed and I am getting the exact same speed as before with all the other tests. ~120Mbps down, ~11Mbps up
Ran the test about an hour ago at 8am EST...
Let me preface this by saying I am a complete newbie when it comes to networking. I am however technical enough to learn to a point ;). (embedded programmer in the semi industry) Thus any help no matter how trivial will be of help. Thank you in advance!
I am currently trying to figure out what...