Cable modems?

[GoldenVulture]

I still haven't deceived on a modem. I need to do something soon.

Decided ?

IDK if it matters to me at the moment, but the only modems capable of running all Cox speeds are the ARRIS/Motorola models.

On reflection, do you need this ?

[LesStrat]

Who knows? A few short years ago I never would have wanted the speeds I have NOW, and I'm looking to double that today.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm considering the upgrade like any other computer improvement: don't settle for just enough. Plan for the future as much as you can.

[lreese]

I guess that means I'm wasting my time trying to convince you to come back to ATT DSL, huh?

That being said, I wished there was some smokin' Cox in my area! Well, there is but not the kind I'm wishing for!

[Dr. Vegetable]

[LesStrat]

I like my service. After 3 years my modem seems to be glitching occasionally.

[LesStrat]

I forgot to update: I bought the Netgear Nighthawk AC1900. So far, so good.

[GoldenVulture]

My wireless adaptor on this PC I'm using periodically/randomly won't connect to the modem from PC boot up [ when I turn it on ]. It can see other modems in surrounding houses but won't see mine, Sometimes if I reboot it works other times it doesn't. It also connects at varying speeds Mostly 120Mbs, other times 78Mbs  and 62 Mbs [ ?]. It is capable of and sometimes connects at 150 Mbs. It wouldn't connect yesterday, today it is fine.

When this happens I go to my laptop [ wirelessly ] and have no problem.

I'm concluding it is the adaptor software or the driver not  firing properly at boot but that is contradicted by the fact that I can see surrounding modems/connections.

It's being a bastard to nail down to a cause, much like yours.

And this is still happening except for the boot up non connect. Constantly connects at low speeds. I rarely get  a full speed connection.[ currently 58 Mbs ] :pissed: