It is not real common problem but it only takes a tiny difference in alignment of the pins to cause trouble. The only other thing would be if the cable has issues with that particular machine. Maybe take your machine over to someone else house that gets good speed and see if it runs any different. I see people complaining in the reviews this machine is slow. Open the resource monitor and watch the numbers. It maybe that machine is just too slow to keep up with a gigabit connection. They have a bunch with the same part number. The model you have has gigabit ethernet but I see no models that will take 32GB of ram so I am not sure which model you have. The actual chipset they were using could have run gigabit ethernet but they choose for some reason to not put the port on the machine. Cox, commonly known as Cox Communications and Cox Cable, is an American telecommunications corporation headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, and held by Cox Enterprises. Press the ‘GO’ button to start the Internet Speed Test. Lenovo was a company that surprised me when I found models they put 100mbps ethernet ports in for no real good technical reason. Open a browser and type Select a Host ISP or let it choose the optimal ISP automatically. The machine you list is a very inexpensive model, there are people on this forum that pay more for a router. I would have gotten the specs on the techs laptop he tested with. What am I missing here? I am literally going out of my mind.
I have updated all my network adapters and drivers. The computer also has 32 GB of ram to help speed everything up. When their techs come out, they can get a gig using their machine connected directly to my modem but I can't using the same cat6 cable. I got my speeds verified using Cox's own speed test which is powered by Ookla, the same people who own. I have had Cox out four times so far and they replaced the lines that go from their node to the street as well as from the street to my house because of "interference in the line". I am using Cat6 cable from the router to my ethernet card and there are no other hardwired connections on the network. I am hard-wired in to my combination modem router from Cox, the "Panoramic Wi-Fi" one that Cox provides, which is a Technicolor CGM 4141 model. I checked and my ethernet adapter is a Realtek PCIe GbE Family Controller and it can handle up to 1 Gbps. I bought it two weeks ago because they said my laptop can't handle the speeds I was supposed to be getting. The computer is a Lenovo Ideacentre 310S-08ASR.
#Cox gigablast speed test download
I am getting 105 Mbps download speed on my computer. You don’t have to deal with a term agreement or credit check.Hi, I currently have Cox cable and I recently switched to Gigablast. Billed as a kind of no-frills budget option, it gives you 50 Mbps speeds at a flat fee, with equipment and installation included. One additional plan we find intriguing is Cox’s StraightUp Internet. Definitely check the fine print before signing up. Cox also has steep price hikes that hit 12 months after you sign up for service-depending on your plan, expect your bill to go up anywhere from $15 to $26 per month. Unlike Verizon, Cox has annual contracts (which you can avoid by paying $10 more on your bill every month) and data caps (albeit fairly generous ones of 1.25 TB per month).
Its offerings are pretty much in line with what you can get from most cable internet providers, with lots of options to choose from and exponentially higher prices for faster speeds.
Cox won’t wow you on speed or price in the same way that Verizon does, but you can still get a solid internet setup for a fair deal.
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