GoCoax MA2500C vs Motorola MB8600

Connecting to them individually in their web GUI show they're all connected to each other between 3100-3400mbps or just over 3 gigabits. Latency across devices on different access points to the main router do not show any noticeable increases, maybe 0.5-1.5ms increase when using throughput software via wifi

This time it got me a bit. Spectrum in our area has been steadily increasing our cable internet speeds. I was going to blame Spectrum for us continually loosing connectivity but I did some hunting and found out our modem was just cooking and could not keep up with the upgraded internet service we were getting and using as we have steadily doubled the number of devices we have using it. Spectrum has more then doubled our speed in the last two years, and we have got at least 2x the devices using our internet now - no small wonder the old modem cut out

Causes ARP storms due to some delay in their hardware. They are about 4-5 firmware versions from having a viable product. Went back to wi-fi backhaul as it is more reliable than these devices. Avoid these at all costs

So these modems are not the rock solid modems from the early Motorola generation many of us have become accustomed. I took away two star for the hassle caused by the modem and the aggravation of having to deal with Comcast automated voice hell system to reach a real human every time I had to call them. Of course Comcast could have easily told me it was the modem but refused to look at it since it wasn't company equipment. It was customer owned equipment

g. 10GBase-T, 4Gbase-T, 2.5Gbase-T, or SFP+). But I would recommend them if you're a tinkerer or paranoid about someone hacking your MoCA network, because it has some great encryption options, and configurable operation at different frequency ranges, etc

Worked pretty easily, however within a month it was intermittently cutting out. The cable company’s diagnostic app said the modem was going offline often (several dozen times per day). That makes it hard to maintain a VPN connection for work-from-home. I bought another modem of the same make & model at a local computer super-store and it has worked flawlessly ever since