Thread: Superhub Bufferbloat - is it bad?
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Old 16-01-2016, 10:31   #1
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Bufferbloat - is it bad?

I consider my broadband to be working perfectly, it gives me full speed for what i pay for and currently no congestion since moving to an upgraded CMTS.

However after running the DSLreports speedtest i have been getting readings of C,D and F for bufferbloat, is this bad as based on my other graphs below everything appears to be fine apart from the TBB graph, although this is only like that as i am running on 16 downstream channels on my Hub3 since moving to an Arris CMTS and everyone experiences the same result, and i am not sure if it is really causing a problem, unless it is causing the bufferbloat?




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