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What are the actual Provisioned Speeds? (#15643)
There are Seven current HSI tiers. These are the Advertised Rates of service as follows: Economy: 1000 kbps / 384 kbps Performance: 6000 kbps / 1000 kbps ( Is being upgraded to 12000/2000 ) Performance Plus: 8000 kbps / 2000 kbps ( Is being upgraded to 16000/2000 ) Select areas Performance: 12000 kbps / 2000 kbps ( New Upgrade ) Blast!: 16000 kbps / 2000 kbps Ultra: 22000 kbps / 5000 kbps ( DOCSIS 3.0 tier ) Extreme: 50000 kbps / 10000 kbps ( DOCSIS 3.0 tier ) The Provisioned Rates which are the overhead/caps are as follows: 1000 kbps / 384 kbps Downstream: 1100 kbps Upstream: 422.40 kbps This translates into about 137.50 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are downloading and about 52.80 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are uploading. 6000 kbps / 1000 kbps (Select areas) Downstream: 6600 kbps Upstream: 1100 kbps This translates into about 825 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are downloading and about 137.50 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are uploading. 8000 kbps / 2000 kbps (Select areas) Downstream: 8800 kbps Upstream: 2200 kbps This translates into about 1100 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are downloading and about 275 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are uploading. 12000 kbps / 2000 kbps (Select areas) Downstream: 13200 kbps Upstream: 2200 kbps This translates into about 1650 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are downloading and about 275 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are uploading. 16000 kbps / 2000 kbps (Select areas) Downstream: 17600 kbps Upstream: 2200 kbps This translates into about 2200 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are downloading and about 275 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are uploading. 22000 kbps / 5000 kbps (Select areas) Downstream: 24200 kbps Upstream: 5500 kbps This translates into about 3025 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are downloading and about 687.5 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are uploading. 50000 kbps / 10000 kbps (Select areas) Downstream: 55000 kbps Upstream: 11000 kbps This translates into about 6875 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are downloading and about 1375 KB/sec maximum transfer rate when you are uploading. These provisioned rates do not reflect PowerBoost Acceptable download/upload speeds by opinion are 80% of your advertised rates. Actual speeds may vary and are not guaranteed. If you are running a home network, keep in mind that this bandwidth is shared amongst each computer. A computer accessing the home network at the same time as another computer, will not get the full bandwidth. It will be distributed between the computers. Note: B = Bytes b = bits This FAQ is based on user knowledge from a volunteer core of BroadbandReports' members. This FAQ in no way constitutes official information from Comcast or any of its affiliates. feedback form by Johkal* last modified: 2009-09-28 13:06:42


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