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Check if the benefits outweigh the cost of the extra price.

Check if the benefits outweigh the cost of the extra price.

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Venpirman
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08-26-2023, 08:48 AM
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Uncertain about Optimum, Comcast limits the SB6141 to under 200 Mbps. Choosing that modem could mean you’ll need a replacement later if you get a free upgrade. More channels help reduce speed drops even at basic service levels, especially when traffic spikes on certain frequencies. A 16-channel setup seems sufficient right now. Alternatively, consider a Docsis 3.1 modem for broader compatibility. If you stick with the SB6141, it’s reliable based on my experience over several years. The rumor about Comcast phasing out older models is unclear, but Docsis 3.1 appears to be becoming more common across providers.
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Venpirman
08-26-2023, 08:48 AM #11

Uncertain about Optimum, Comcast limits the SB6141 to under 200 Mbps. Choosing that modem could mean you’ll need a replacement later if you get a free upgrade. More channels help reduce speed drops even at basic service levels, especially when traffic spikes on certain frequencies. A 16-channel setup seems sufficient right now. Alternatively, consider a Docsis 3.1 modem for broader compatibility. If you stick with the SB6141, it’s reliable based on my experience over several years. The rumor about Comcast phasing out older models is unclear, but Docsis 3.1 appears to be becoming more common across providers.

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