Topic 'Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?' in forum 'Verizon FiOS' - dslreports.com

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 14 Oct 2020 10:08:47 EDT

navyson posted :

I obtained the G1100 when gigabit service first came out in my neck of the woods and they offered it free to upgrade service. After a year I cancelled service and immediately signed up for FIOS again under spouse name to take advantage of new customer pricing. They didn’t ask for the router back nor charge anything to use it on service under spouse’s name.

Cool.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 14 Oct 2020 06:25:04 EDT

WeakSauce posted : 4 pages of useful information your just not ignoring most of it.

PS a proper wireless AP bridge with a land nic and you could've been doing 500mbs wifi to wired.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 22:05:32 EDT

seawolf21 posted : I obtained the G1100 when gigabit service first came out in my neck of the woods and they offered it free to upgrade service. After a year I cancelled service and immediately signed up for FIOS again under spouse name to take advantage of new customer pricing. They didn’t ask for the router back nor charge anything to use it on service under spouse’s name.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 19:55:22 EDT

navyson posted :

said by seawolf21:

said by navyson:

I pay for 1 gig service and thus, I am trying to "maximize" the wifi speeds I am paying for. Right now, I only get 200 megabit down on wifi on my laptop. I also use a Powerline Ethernet adapter for my office in the basement (due to poor wifi coverage down there) and I get 140 megabits down. I get around 600 megabit down wifi on my One Plus 8 smartphone. When I hardwire my laptop directly to my router, I get around 850 megs down. I do like the "feel" of the faster speeds (browsing, Youtube, etc) especially if I hardwire laptop to my router. However, it is not feasible to hard wire and work at the same time.

I think if I can't "readily/easily " increase my laptop speeds, I might consider downgrading my service to 200/200 which wasn't available when I signed up for service last year. 200/200 I think I will be happy with and it is about $40 per month less than the 1 gig service for which I am not able fully utilize. My laptop wifi adapter/antennas is clearly the bottleneck

BTW, I did buy a dual band MU MIMO usb wifi adapter on Amazon. It was highly rated.However, it gave me alot less download speeds versus what I currently get.
»www.amazon.com/gp/produc ··· F8&psc=1

I would just downgrade and save the $40/month. Sure hardwire gets you 800Mbps but your usage is not hitting that gigabit pipe 24/7 unless you are running a data center/web server. 4K Netflix is likely the most data intensive demand. Let say you are a household of 4 and everybody is watching 4k (you need four 4K displays) simultaneously, you are only hitting 120Mbps (4K Netflix is 25Mbps so I'm giving you an extra 20Mbps).

200Mbps is more than adequate for most households.

I think I might just downgrade since it "appears" it might be more than just installing a new internal wifi adapter(issues of anntennas etc). Other than my personal laptop(which is less than a year old), there is nothing else in my home that would need anything close to 1 gig service.
BTW, I got a "free" G1100 as part of the 1 gig package meaning for the $79 monthly fee, I did not pay a separate rental fee. If I switch to the 200/200 plan for $39 a month, will they want to charge me a rental fee for the router?

When I signed up for the 1 gig plan last year , I did not sign a contract. I believe they gave me a 3 year price guarantee as well as a free Samsung Chromebook.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 19:44:22 EDT

navyson posted :

said by WeakSauce:

lol upgrade the laptop. Or tie in a wireless ap that can lan out, EOP wifi pci card. On and on. lol all off those wouldve provided you a resolution. Many suggested yet for some reason you didnt or couldnt get it ? Perhaps its not my lack of participation thats weak but maybe your technical understanding ?

Move on. Your definitely not providing any useful information and no need for me to waste time/energy on your useless rants

Thanks.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 17:49:14 EDT

seawolf21 posted :

said by navyson:

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 16:25:45 EDT

sk1939 posted :

said by navyson:

said by sk1939:

MU MIMO isn’t the issue, the antennas are. The router supports MIMO just not MU MIMO. You can reach 600Mbps without MU MIMO, as it’s just a mechanism to help spectrum congestion. Normal MIMO just limits you to a pair of devices transmitting and receiving vs multiple with MU MIMO. Given the 1x1 antenna, most likely your going to have to go with an external USB adapter.

Let be real here though, WiFi will never be as fast as a wired connection. 200Mbps is really an excellent result. The Speedtest I just did with my iPad that has 2x2 antennas results in 50Mbps, my wired desktop reads 905. This is due to the number of devices (25 on WiFi) and spectrum congestion in the area.

I would just downgrade. I had a VPN device for work that capped me at 250Mbps of throughput, and so accordingly I was limited to 100/100. Honestly didn't really notice the difference too much other than when trying to upload lots of stuff to OneDrive.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 15:22:19 EDT

WeakSauce posted : lol upgrade the laptop. Or tie in a wireless ap that can lan out, EOP wifi pci card. On and on. lol all off those wouldve provided you a resolution. Many suggested yet for some reason you didnt or couldnt get it ? Perhaps its not my lack of participation thats weak but maybe your technical understanding ?

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 14:53:24 EDT

navyson posted :

said by WeakSauce:

To Navyson not Shady Bimmer

I would have thought you would have gotten it here. Not 4 pages later. Yet hey sometimes stating the obvious helps remind us. Its all part off a persons process in troubleshooting.

page 1 post 9.

said by Shady Bimmer:

Please go back and reread my post.

If someone is reporting that they achieve greater than 1Gb/s (or every greater than the theoretical maximum numbers above) then those results need to be questioned. They are not accurate indications of actual throughput as they're greater than is technically possible. Hint: A 1Gb/s ethernet link between the PC and the router would be the bottleneck, again limiting to a theoretical max of about 947 Mb/s.

If games are played where compression is used, or numbers are artificially adjusted (both as part of the speedtest) then that makes the test completely invalid. Any speedtest that claimed I was achieving over 1Gb/s (your words) would be considered suspect as they're at least partly blowing smoke.

Also hint: A few posts in forums about poor performance is not typical nor representative of the general population. It is well known that those with issues are far more likely to post about it than those that have no issues at all.

I'll state it again: If you can only achieve 400Mb/s then there is something wrong in your case. It is not typical.

Move on unless your have a solution. Your weak. Thanks.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 14:48:07 EDT

WeakSauce posted : To Navyson not Shady Bimmer

I would have thought you would have gotten it here. Not 4 pages later. Yet hey sometimes stating the obvious helps remind us. Its all part off a persons process in troubleshooting.

page 1 post 9.

said by Shady Bimmer:

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 09:24:00 EDT

navyson posted : I thought that was obvious from the last couple of postings? SMH.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 07:00:21 EDT

WeakSauce posted : Lol your only as fast as your slowest pipe. Clearly your laptop is disappointing you. Maybe it's time to start looking at this and not the carrier pipe?

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Tue, 13 Oct 2020 01:46:10 EDT

navyson posted :

said by sk1939:

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 23:56:57 EDT

Smith6612 posted :

said by sk1939:

The new one's don't, starting with the X480 line. My 7470 had the antennas, my 7490 does not. Likewise my X260 did, my X1 Carbon does not. Some of the newer ones go so far as to actually solder the WiFi chips to the motherboard now, they are no longer FRUs.

*Shakes fist at Apple*

Not entirely Apple's fault since they put in a minimum of 2x2, maximum of 3x3. But they tend to pioneer the, solder everything down on expensive laptop trend. I'll excuse my $100 Windows tablet with a quad core Atom, a decent 1080p screen, and soldered in Realtek 1x1 802.11n SDIO Wireless and a single antenna, simply because it is $100. But I sort-of expect a $2,000 laptop to have the same modularity as my old $400 Dell Inspiron or my $1,000 HP ENVY x360 (AMD Ryzen) with some BTO changes.

Either way, only way OP will know if the laptop can be given a better Wi-Fi card is to open up the machine and see what is available for antenna hook-ups. HP is usually pretty good at including a second antenna even when 1x1 Wi-Fi cards are present, since the 1x1 cards can use the antenna diversity for better range (and the laptops which don't, usually have garbage Wi-Fi anyways!). Shame on the manufacturers who don't use diversity.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 23:28:51 EDT

sk1939 posted :

said by navyson:

said by sk1939:

said by navyson:

I am looking at it now. I see a bunch of lines with alot of information. Which line item descrption should I be looking at? I don't see anyting listed as 1 x 1

The top right of the window opposite from "WiFi" should list the network adapter, such as "Broadcom" or "Realtek". You should also post what it is listed under "connection type".

Realtek RTL 8821CE 802.11ac PCIe adapter
Connection Type" 802.11ac

»www.realtek.com/en/produ ··· tl8821ce

Specs says it only supports one stream.

What would be a good "compatible" internal wifi adapter replacement for this that supports mulitiple streams and possible gives me up to 600 megabit downloads like my One Plus 8 smartphone.

Since the G1100 is not MU MIMO compatible, what diffference does it make(if any) if my laptop supports more than one stream. I can see if my router supports more than one stream, then it would make sense to have a mulitiple stream MU MIMO compatible wifi adapter.

My real question is then what is in the specs of the G1100 and my One Plus 8(with wifi 6 and MU MIMO) that gives me 600 megabit wifi download but limits me to 200 megabit download using the Realteck wifi adapter

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 23:22:51 EDT

sk1939 posted :

said by Eagles1221:

server NICS are so expensive.

Server NICs do offloading and have a series of other features to support things like iSCSI and FCoE. WiFi cards don’t do any kind of offloading, there’s nothing really to offload. Most cards do ToE, and even if they didn’t this isn’t 2005, the load would be minimal.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 17:04:07 EDT

navyson posted :

said by sk1939:

said by navyson:

I am looking at it now. I see a bunch of lines with alot of information. Which line item descrption should I be looking at? I don't see anyting listed as 1 x 1

The top right of the window opposite from "WiFi" should list the network adapter, such as "Broadcom" or "Realtek". You should also post what it is listed under "connection type".

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 16:41:49 EDT

Eagles1221 posted : So newer isn't better then. By the way your "ear, CPU, etc. don't mean a thing for MIMO." below is a tiny bit incorrect. If its a crap card without asic support the CPU has to do the heavy lifting for wifi/ethernet. Its partly why server NICS are so expensive.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 15:06:33 EDT

sk1939 posted :

said by navyson:

I am looking at it now. I see a bunch of lines with alot of information. Which line item descrption should I be looking at? I don't see anyting listed as 1 x 1

The top right of the window opposite from "WiFi" should list the network adapter, such as "Broadcom" or "Realtek". You should also post what it is listed under "connection type".

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 15:02:28 EDT

navyson posted :

said by sk1939:

said by navyson:

Its a 2019 HP I7 512 SSD 16 megabit RAM. Spec says MU MIMO enabled. My main aim is to get 500-600 wifi DL speeds on my laptop when using the Fios Router G1100. I do currently get 600 DL speeds using my One Plus 8 smartphone which is wifi 6 enable and also supports MU MIMO.

Year, CPU, etc. don't mean a thing for MIMO.

Your One Plus 8 has the antenna array (Wi-Fi
IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax, 2.4G+5G, 2x2 MIMO per their spec-sheet). Your HP most likely supports MU-MIMO because ALL WiFi devices support MIMO. Take a look at your network card (open Task Manager, go to Network and it will list the card), chances are it's 1x1. If it is, your not going to see anything faster than 802.11n speeds.

I am looking at it now. I see a bunch of lines with alot of information. Which line item descrption should I be looking at? I don't see anyting listed as 1 x 1

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 14:40:31 EDT

sk1939 posted :

said by navyson:

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 14:39:00 EDT

sk1939 posted : The new one's don't, starting with the X480 line. My 7470 had the antennas, my 7490 does not. Likewise my X260 did, my X1 Carbon does not. Some of the newer ones go so far as to actually solder the WiFi chips to the motherboard now, they are no longer FRUs.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 14:35:46 EDT

Eagles1221 posted : I have a crap ton on E6440 andE5430s all have 3 antenna - we must have been lucky - that line was certified for Wimax and LTE maybe for our orders we got the 3*3 by default. FWIW we just got the base I3, no DVD, no fancy LCD and ugraded to the 180GB SSD. Most of them still run - we put some AC cards in as the generic broadcom N were trash in Windows 10.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 14:32:18 EDT

sk1939 posted :

said by Eagles1221:

Generally though if they offer an upgrades wifi they will have the 2nd or 3rd antenna wire since (typically) it runs through the LCD panel and when you order 1 million at a time you standardize on more wires in case someone pays for the better wifi. A lot of my Dell laptops with 2.4G N cards have 3 antenna lugs and wires.

Depends on the manufacture and the line Lenovo for example won't include any extra connections for anything that wasn't specc'd at order. Dell's Latitude line is that way as well, unless you spec an LCD panel that specifically includes the 3x3 vs the 2x2 antenna, chances are it won't have the third antenna. Lenovo does this as well, I had to specifically order the antenna for the LTE card from Ebay because it doesn't come with it by default.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 14:16:43 EDT

Eagles1221 posted : Generally though if they offer an upgrades wifi they will have the 2nd or 3rd antenna wire since (typically) it runs through the LCD panel and when you order 1 million at a time you standardize on more wires in case someone pays for the better wifi. A lot of my Dell laptops with 2.4G N cards have 3 antenna lugs and wires.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 12:35:56 EDT

navyson posted :

said by sk1939:

said by Smith6612:

Thanks. So Eagles (and I) are correct. That is a single stream 802.11ac radio. 200Mbps is doing good for that chip. You'll need to replace it with a 2x2 radio to get more. Chances are if you can get an RTL8822BE like what my HP has in it, you'll be able to drop it in without issue. Or hopefully your computer will POST with one of the Intel AX Wi-Fi cards installed - those would be a lot better.

It's not just about dropping it in. You also need to have the antenna array to support it. Chances are if it's a budget laptop it doesn't have the antennas to do 2x2 or 3x3.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 12:03:21 EDT

sk1939 posted :

said by Smith6612:

It's not just about dropping it in. You also need to have the antenna array to support it. Chances are if it's a budget laptop it doesn't have the antennas to do 2x2 or 3x3.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 11:35:23 EDT

Smith6612 posted : Thanks. So Eagles (and I) are correct. That is a single stream 802.11ac radio. 200Mbps is doing good for that chip. You'll need to replace it with a 2x2 radio to get more. Chances are if you can get an RTL8822BE like what my HP has in it, you'll be able to drop it in without issue. Or hopefully your computer will POST with one of the Intel AX Wi-Fi cards installed - those would be a lot better.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 11:32:03 EDT

dtv757 posted : Navyson, I answered your question about AX on the 3100 on the other thread

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 11:19:24 EDT

Eagles1221 posted : You're lucky you even get that. Realtek is banned in my house. Highly integrate = crap hardware :)

Realtek RTL8821CE is a highly integrated single-chip that supports 1-stream 802.11ac solutions

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 11:10:27 EDT

navyson posted :

said by Smith6612:

What Wi-Fi chipset? A lot of laptops come with "MU-MIMO" equipped 5Ghz cards which only support one spatial stream at a time. 200Mbps sounds par for the course for a 2x2:1 or 1x1:1 card. Keep in mind MU-MIMO just assists with improving the efficiency of 802.11ac and 802.11ax (802.11ad as well maybe?)) when it is in use by grouping clients with similar performance characteristics into downlink transmit buckets based on the capabilities of the access point. It doesn't work on uplink for clients.

The wifi chipset on my HP Laptop is Realtek RTL 8821CE 802.11ac PCIe adapter

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 11:06:22 EDT

Smith6612 posted : What Wi-Fi chipset? A lot of laptops come with "MU-MIMO" equipped 5Ghz cards which only support one spatial stream at a time. 200Mbps sounds par for the course for a 2x2:1 or 1x1:1 card. Keep in mind MU-MIMO just assists with improving the efficiency of 802.11ac and 802.11ax (802.11ad as well maybe?)) when it is in use by grouping clients with similar performance characteristics into downlink transmit buckets based on the capabilities of the access point. It doesn't work on uplink for clients.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 08:42:39 EDT

Eagles1221 posted : Of the NIC is a crap realtek or something that using the host CPU instead of a network ASIC

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 01:59:40 EDT

navyson posted :

said by seawolf21:

said by navyson:

Its a 2019 HP laptop and the settings says MU MIMO is enabled and I only get a max of 200 megabit down wireless. Wired, I get a around 850 megabit down.

Then I would look at router (WiFi aspects of the router) being constraint and/or WiFi channel interference.

I don't think the router is the issue since I also get 600 megabit down on wifi using my One Plus 8 smartphone. I think the bottleneck is my laptop even though it has MU MIMO enabled.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 01:55:28 EDT

seawolf21 posted :

said by navyson:

Its a 2019 HP laptop and the settings says MU MIMO is enabled and I only get a max of 200 megabit down wireless. Wired, I get a around 850 megabit down.

Then I would look at router (WiFi aspects of the router) being constraint and/or WiFi channel interference.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 01:48:00 EDT

navyson posted :

said by seawolf21:

said by navyson:

At my previous home, I had 100/100 and it was fine. Currently, I have 1 gig. When I signed up last year, 200/200 was not an option but it is now and then, I may "downgrade".

BTW, with my 1 gig connection, I only get 200 megabit down using wifi on my laptop. Any guesses as to how much megabit download I will get on my laptop if I switch to 200/200?

If you are only get 200Mbps on WiFi on a gigabit plan, the constraint is likely with your hardware.

If you haven't don't so yet and have a device with an ethernet port, hook that up to your router to confirm you are getting close to 940 Mbps down. Note that even if you don't get 940 down, it doesn't mean FIOS is not providing gigabit service as the constraint could be the testing server or your test machine.

I'm on a 200/200 plan for $40 but FIOS appears to be provisioning for 300/300 (I have FIOS at NY and NJ locations and both are 300/300 despite being on 200/200 plan). With a 802.11AC router (R7000) and an iPhone 5 feet away, it can hit 300 easily. 20 feet away and one wall away, 200-250 easily. Tested with fast.com as well as dslreports.

Its a 2019 HP laptop and the settings says MU MIMO is enabled and I only get a max of 200 megabit down wireless. I get around 600 megs down wirelessly when I test using my One Plus 8 smartphone that has Wifi 6 and MU MINO. Wired, I get a around 850 megabit down.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 01:45:15 EDT

seawolf21 posted :

said by navyson:

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 01:31:17 EDT

navyson posted :

said by seawolf21:

said by Eagles1221:

TBH the real value IMHO is the 200/200 for 40$. Sure it’s more per Mbit than the 1/1 for 80$. I really can’t see a home really utilizing 1 gbit. Two of my 3 DCs is a 1 gbit port the other is 2.5 gb and we have 6000 users and still only 60 percent load. Granted we block pr0n and streaming but you can see what I’m saying

+1. I had FIOS gigabit when it first came out but soon realize it's throwing money away for virtually most residential households. 200/200 for $40 is more than adequate considering Netflix 4K is only using 25 Mbps; Zoom is 2-4 Mpbs. If you need to pirate, VPN is going to be the constraint; you'll never be able to utilize the gigabit connection.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Mon, 12 Oct 2020 01:22:59 EDT

seawolf21 posted :

said by Eagles1221:

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Thu, 03 Sep 2020 06:27:10 EDT

WeakSauce posted : 32g of ram lol.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 02 Sep 2020 16:50:58 EDT

sk1939 posted :

said by InternetBat:

Looks like he is on HFC (DOCSIS) based on his profile

Correct, but have both. The FIOS connection is 200/200 and tests out around ~170 right now.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 02 Sep 2020 13:40:12 EDT

dtv757 posted : Ok cool everyone posting speeds and was confused who had fios etc ...

I was going to say those uploads are very low for fios ...

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 02 Sep 2020 13:04:14 EDT

InternetBat posted : Looks like he is on HFC (DOCSIS) based on his profile

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 02 Sep 2020 12:54:43 EDT

dtv757 posted : Why are your uploads so low ... do u have docsis ??

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 02 Sep 2020 12:41:53 EDT

sk1939 posted : Yes. I did one at 3:30AM and got a result of 330/45 with Fast.com. Running it right now I get 110/37. Speedtest.com is 141/40. If I test on a weekend for example I'm well into the 800's. It's expected behaviour.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 02 Sep 2020 10:47:41 EDT

Shady Bimmer posted :

said by navyson:

At 2am in the morning?

Yes. At any time of the day. Traffic on the internet doesn't stop just because it is 2am where you are.

Once traffic leaves VZ's network they have no control. This is how the internet works and it has nothing (or almost nothing) to do with your single drop to your home.

It has been pointed out in this thread already.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 02 Sep 2020 09:43:12 EDT

Eagles1221 posted : Try 32 see if it helps :)

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 02 Sep 2020 09:10:17 EDT

navyson posted :

said by Comcast Guy:

I think your issue might be the lack of RAM.

Laptop has 16 gigs of RAM. I Updated the comment with that info.

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 02 Sep 2020 09:09:33 EDT

navyson posted :

said by sk1939:

said by navyson:

What would account for the significant difference in speedtest results

Server load, server location, network traffic.

At 2am in the morning?

Re: What is the final word on Fios Gigabit speeds?

Wed, 02 Sep 2020 09:04:55 EDT

Comcast Guy posted : I think your issue might be the lack of RAM.