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CM700 rated for 1.4 Gbps and Xfinity states only 935 Mbps
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Just recently got an upgrade to Xfinity plan to be up to 1000 Mbps, not sure why they just don't call it a 1 Gbps but whatever. I had a CM700 modem from earlier this year and based on the specs from Netgear it supports up to 1.4 Gbps. However, since the Xfinity upgrade, I have not gotten download speeds higher than 707 Mbps.
When I use the Xfinity app to troubleshoot it says that my device is not compatible with the speeds. Do I need to upgrade or should the CM700 device work and give me download speeds closer to 1Gbps?
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Xfinity requires docsis 3.1 to hit gigabit speeds. The CM700 is only docsis 3.0 so it won't hit gigabit speeds.
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Xfinity requires docsis 3.1 to hit gigabit speeds. The CM700 is only docsis 3.0 so it won't hit gigabit speeds.
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Re: CM700 rated for 1.4 Gbps and Xfinity states only 935 Mbps
Thank you! I was missing that part of the requirement. Appreciate the assistance
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Re: CM700 rated for 1.4 Gbps and Xfinity states only 935 Mbps
I wish marketing would put actual supported speeds. The WAN port connection rate on this mode is 1000Mpbs so technically, a wired PC connected to the back of the CM modem will max out at around 900Mpbs or just some over. A speed test will never see anything over 1000Mbps.
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