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It's not enough that Comcast has provisioned your cable modem to give you 250 mbps down. In order for you to get that performance, you need the entire end-to-en
by PhantomGremlin 11y ago
It's not enough that Comcast has provisioned your cable modem to give you 250 mbps down. In order for you to get that performance, you need the entire end-to-end path to support it. Much of which is not under Comcast's control.
- FireBeyond 11y agoYes and no. On the flip side, if I have a router (in this case Comcast's Business Class modem + pfSense with GigE ports, and a CPU load of under 10%), and I'm connecting to comcast.speedtest.net and my 150mbps connection is only getting 80mbps... that -is- absolutely under their control.