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Faster upload speeds - how?
I have Xfinity 75/5 service, and to be honest, 5Mbps upload speeds are embarrassingly slow. I do content creation on the side, and a 20-minute 4k video can take me around 3 hours to upload. This is horrible! I can't afford to go with a 1000Mbit download plan that costs 4x as much as I'm currently paying. The 75Mbps download speed is fine, I only need faster upload speeds so that I can speed up my content creation pipeline. When is Xfinity going to get serious and give customers the upload speeds that they need???
CCAndrew
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jweaver0312
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Full Duplex DOCSIS which is still some time down the road will address that.
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pcgeek86
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I'm more than happy with 75Mbps downstream. I need more upload speed, and I'm willing to pay incrementally more for it. For example, I'd even pay more than I am right now for a 50/50 synchronous connection. The options simply don't exist though. I don't need 1000 down, or even 200 down.
When will Xfinity offer more options to consumers who do content creation? 5Mbps is from the 90s.
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pcgeek86
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6 years ago
Interesting, thanks for the pointer. I do use the Netgear CM500 as my cable modem, and it only supports DOCSIS 3.0. According to Wikipedia, DOCSIS 3.1 is the full duplex connection you were referring to.
A few questions that come to mind:
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EG
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@RobertWy FWIW, the OP asked for a coverage map of areas offering "full duplex" service (which is non-existant as of yet), not a map for areas that offer gig speed service.
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