I went ahead and got the single band all in one from Cox ($6.99 a month) for the time being. They should be installing it this afternoon so I'll see how it performs and hope for the best. I just kinda like the idea of them being responsible if something breaks and they can replace it.
www.speedtest.net is a good goto, the only thing you have to watch is if it picks a place that is closest to you physically but has less bandwidth than your connection the results will be skewed. I generally try and grab a site out of dallas hosted by a big name company.
And just noticed they bumped the tier up from 100 to 150 down.
And just noticed they bumped the tier up from 100 to 150 down.
www.speedtest.net is a good goto, the only thing you have to watch is if it picks a place that is closest to you physically but has less bandwidth than your connection the results will be skewed. I generally try and grab a site out of dallas hosted by a big name company.
And just noticed they bumped the tier up from 100 to 150 down.
testmy.net is good too
From a buddy of mine in Moore:
Basically Cox requires DOCSIS 3.0 modems. There is a list on their web site and one thing I would try to find out would be how many channels modem you need for your service.
I keep the modem and wifi router separate.
The modem I have is a Netgear CM600 and the router a CISCO Linksys E2500.
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