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Down speed reduced after CODA56 modem upgrade
Just registered a new modem (CODA56) to replace SB8200 on a legacy Blast! service (800/100mbps d/u) and while upload speeds went up to 100mbps - download speed went down to about 670mbps. On the old modem I was consistently getting ~950/20mbps down/up. Has anyone else see anything similar? I'm in metro-west MA.
XfinityAlyssaA
Official Employee
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1.9K Messages
1 year ago
Good evening @AD_MA, and thank you for reaching out on our Community Forums with your upload speed concerns. May I ask if you are testing while hardwired or over WiFi? Have you tested on multiple devices or just one?
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XfinityAlyssaA
Official Employee
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1.9K Messages
1 year ago
Thank you for those additional details @AD_MA, and confirming that the issue is with the download speeds not uploads, my apologies for misreading initially. May I ask what troubleshooting steps you have tried so far for example, have you tried power cycling your modem?
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AD_MA
5 Messages
1 year ago
I power cycled just the modem 2 or 3 times by itself, then together with router/gateway that's sitting behind it, replaced copper eth cable between modem and router, replaced/swapped eth switch between computer-gateway/router-modem. Nothing seems to make any significant difference.
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AD_MA
5 Messages
1 year ago
Looks like almost a mirror issue of my problem!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Comcast_Xfinity/comments/1ax0yis/slow_download_speed_after_upgrading_to_hitron/
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user_36rpnc
2 Messages
1 year ago
Was there a resolution for this issue? I have an exact same issue with my new CODA56 modem. I have the Blast service with 800/100 mbps dn/up and with my old modem of MB8600 I was getting ~760/25 mbps dn/up and since CODA56 was installed, the update has gone up but download went down significantly averaging ~400/110 mbps dn/up. Tried doing the support with Xfinity and initially they said I may have a bad modem, so I returned and got a new piece, but the issue remains. After that Xfinity support just tried selling me an upgrade to gigabit which does not make sense since. Eager to know if someone got this resolved or I should just downgrade my plan.
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AD_MA
5 Messages
1 year ago
I'm my case it looks like it has something to do with Coda not properly auto negotiating speeds on the LAN link side. After I swapped to a different router the issue mostly resolved itself, but I ended up returning it until there's a better unit available.
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