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ARRIS SURFboard SB8200 DOCSIS 3.1 Cable Modem - $160.37 at Amazon.com
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$199.99
Next-Generation ARRIS SURFboard SB8200 DOCSIS 3.1 Cable Modem - Retail Packaging- White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N6SKK1G
$160.37 down from $199.99. Lowest I've seen since it's been released.
$160.37 down from $199.99. Lowest I've seen since it's been released.
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The SB8200 uses a Broadcom chipset to avoid all "Intel Puma 6" chipset issues with latency, jitter, denial-of-service attacks that Intel-based modems have. Check out your search engine of choice for more info.
This modem (and Netgear CM1000) are the only way to get 32 downstream channels without an Intel Puma 6. The SB8200 is also compatible with new DOCSIS 3.1 networks that will be rolling out in coming years.
This modem's only competitor is the Netgear CM1000 - but the Arris SB8200 modem has two ethernet ports you'll eventually be able to bond with LACP for service tiers above 1Gbps, and it also has a downstream spectrum analyzer for troubleshooting.
DOCIS 3.1 calls for 10gbps down, but:
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Twice as fast. But $30 can handle up to 700 or so mbit.
Hmm... I pay for 150mpbs but only get 30-50 (have the SB6183)
Is there really any need for this modem for 99% of the population?
It seems like to make a difference, your provider would have to offer >500mbps plans (and actually deliver)
Is there really any need for this router for 99% of the population?
It seems like to make a difference, your provider would have to offer >500mbps plans (and actually deliver)
I have a sb6183 and get 350mbit. This is a cable modem and not a router. Your router may bottleneck like my old one did.