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Re: How to find cable signal strength reading

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I would say for the most part that my internet is pretty fast and I can achieve the advertised speeds (60Mbps) and even higher.  Sometimes during peak hours it can go down to half and I can understand that.  I wish it was a bit more consistent though.  Sometimes, it seems like the internet will get stuck for several seconds or more, almost like a timeout, but then it will go back to be blazing fast.  I usually don't notice it though, for example if I'm watching a video, as the video will load up so much in advance, it can afford to timeout for a few seconds here and there.  But if I'm surfing between sites, and it happens, that's when I notice it.  Again, not frequent enough for me to complain but I have noticed it on occassion.

 

Maybe I will try and test it at another jack closer to the where the cable enters the home.  In my case though, the closer I can move the modem/separate router to the entry point, the farther I actually get from my wifi devices so it's a trade off.

 

I upgraded to the Hybrid 60 after Rogers allowed people to do so with the Cisco modem.  I notice that the Hitron has more downstream channels.  If I'm achieving my max speeds for the most part with only 8 downstream channels, does it even make sense to get the Hitron at all?


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