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Pigg1e's avatar
Pigg1e
Aspirant
May 24, 2021

CM1100 Mult-Gig speed on Xfinity

I have a CM1100 multi-gig modem.  I purchased it at Costco a few years ago with the understanding that it supports multi-gig speeds.  At the time, my Comcast speed was 1 gps.  Recently Comcast upgraded my internet package to 1.2 gps.  However, Comcast stated the CM1100 doesn't support multi gig.  It caps out at 1 gps.  Comcast said the CM2000 will support the 1.2 gps but not the CM1100.

 

Does the CM1100 really not support multi-gig?  And if it doesn't why is it being advertised as a multi-gig modem?  Or is this a Comcast issue?  

 

5 Replies

  • FURRYe38's avatar
    FURRYe38
    Guru - Experienced User

    Since the LAN ports in back are rated at 1000Mpbs, you will max out at around 900 around 950Mpbs on a wired speed test. If LAGG is enabled you may see a bit more however you'll need a wifi router and or a PC that can take advantage of LAGG support from a modem. The CM2000 would better suited for anything over 1000Mbps. Be sure you have a router and a wired PC that can take advantage of 2.5Gb connection rates as well. 

    • Pigg1e's avatar
      Pigg1e
      Aspirant

      I've got LAC-IEEE 802.3ad enabled on CM1100A and and router WAN aggregation is enabled on router.  

       

      Xfinity modem compatability page says the CM1100 is not compatabile with 1.2gps service.  (Filter is 1.2gps).  Xfinity is rating the CM1100 as Up to gps.  

       

       

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      • FURRYe38's avatar
        FURRYe38
        Guru - Experienced User

        I would presume the CM1100 may max out then. 

         

        What brand and model router do you have? Even if yoru router has LAG support, the LAN ports on the LAN side are problably 1000Mpbs as well so you'll not get anything beyond 900Mpbs on the LAN side. To get anything beyond 1000Mpbs, you need 2.5Gb connection rates at the modem WAN port, routers WAN and LAN port side and at the PCs ethernet adapter as well.