 Beezel join:2008-12-15 Las Vegas, NV | reply to darknecros
Re: [NV] 64QAM on the upstream in Las Vegas? Impatient because of the heat makes us that way.  |
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 | i agree with that and i believe David Lee Roth wrote a song about it |
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| reply to Cox_LV_Eng hahahah this is how i feel about waiting hahah
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9EBhaULToU |
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 | still no 64QAM in the Spring Valley area |
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 CoxVegas join:2011-07-25 Las Vegas, NV kudos:2 | Like Cox_LV_Eng said, patience. We are (at this point now, obviously, so not giving away company secrets ) doing it in chunks across the city. Since we're changing how a lot of cable modems can work, and we're trying to make sure as many people as possible can take advantage of 64QAM (and some other super-top-secret goodies ), a fair bit of effort is involved. In some cases, pre-checks require fixing issues in the field, then we make the change, and then go through and find stragglers and fix them. Rinse, repeat. If we did it valley wide at once, perhaps 99% of people would be fine, 0.99% wouldn't be able to use 64QAM which makes us sad, and 0.01% might have residual problems. (These are not the real numbers, just examples). 0.01% of Las Vegas is still more people calling in than we want and more field work at once than we want, so we do the pre-work and do things in smaller chunks. |
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 | thank you for the info  |
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 | reply to CoxVegas just saw the new speed tiers for the Rhode Island market and i am excited hoping Cox will do the same here within the next few months  |
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| said by bryant313:just saw the new speed tiers for the Rhode Island market and i am excited hoping Cox will do the same here within the next few months  Don't get your hopes up to much, as 64QAM, and upstream bonding is your limiting factor currently. I am sure they are main projects that are currently being worked on in your NV market. Which I am sure once upstream bonding is in place in your market, your local market will probably like a couple months of monitoring things to see how good everything is running. So I am not saying its impossible, you won't see a speed increase soon in your market. Just if there is, don't expect much of an increase on the upload side. As upload speed is still really limited for you, without 64QAM on the upstream, and no upstream bonding. |
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| i just hope they can do it quickly i know this is unlikely though
at least within the next few months or next six months even
but after seeing the speed upgrades for Rhode Island i am ex termly impatient and excited now  |
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| said by bryant313:i just hope they can do it quickly i know this is unlikely though
at least within the next few months or next six months even
but after seeing the speed upgrades for Rhode Island i am ex termly impatient and excited now  Well sadly, you will have to have lots of patient's with cox. As upstream channel bonding, won't equal faster upload speeds for you right off the bat. Yes there will be a lot more bandwidth capacity for cox to play with, and yes I was happy when they turned it on here. But I knew the reality wasn't gonna be faster speeds now, but more down the road. Knowing that, I was just hoping for a more steady connection. Which I think things are, but I still have problems with upstream noise at times. Thinking about it, I am currently at the 5 month mark of having upstream channel bonding.
Anyways I am not here to be a downer about things, but let you know the reality of how this stuff works. Also I am sure you can ask some of the cox guys yourself, and they will probably admit. That cox is very conservative about the changes they make. |
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 Beezel join:2008-12-15 Las Vegas, NV | reply to bryant313 said by bryant313:i just hope they can do it quickly i know this is unlikely though
at least within the next few months or next six months even
but after seeing the speed upgrades for Rhode Island i am ex termly impatient and excited now  Remember though... Most of our cables are underground unlike some of the other places that got upgraded. So it takes longer and cost more, and we had recent flooding. Plus the valley is a big place. Also we have about half of the population just in the city of Las Vegas as Rhode Island has in their whole state.  /joke |
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 | i now have 64QAM on the upstream i take it that upstream channel bonding is right around the corner now |
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 | i am also getting higher power boost speeds on the upload used to only burst up to 5mbps now it bursts up to 7.5mbps
download power boost speed seems to be higher as well bursting up too 120mbps |
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 | reply to darknecros As for USCB I appear to be getting it now.
On my cable modem page it is showing TWO upstream channels instead of one. I also just noticed it today with my cable modem showing a blue light instead of green on the upstream indicator, which means channel bonding. |
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 | what part of Vegas are you in?
and what upload speeds are you getting now? |
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 | well i lost 64QAM on my upstream back too 16QAM  |
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 CoxVegas join:2011-07-25 Las Vegas, NV kudos:2 | Looks like you were load balanced down to our channel that's 16QAM for a little while - you're back on 64QAM for the moment. Normal activity. |
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 | thanks for the info  when you mean for the moment does that mean i will be losing it again and going back to 16QAM or is 64QAM here to stay? |
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 | reply to CoxVegas lost 64QAM again
hopefully all these improvements lead towards speed upgrades like Rhode Island saw |
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| said by bryant313:lost 64QAM again
hopefully all these improvements lead towards speed upgrades like Rhode Island saw Well I can tell you for sure, the load balancing feature cox has used on the upstream, has been rather a disappointment. I was happy once upstream channel bonding went live here. If I remember correctly, when I was on a single upstream channel, and cox started using load balancing on the upstream. My modem would jump between different upstream channels, one would be 16QAM, and other 64QAM. Oddly though, if I was on a 16QAM channel, and started using upload bandwidth, the modem would switch to the 64QAM channel. |
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