A:AnswerHaving 32 channels up and 8 down makes a BIG difference in the evening and on weekends when everyone gets home and starts hammering their internet connections.
With more channels, you don't get these slowdowns. This modem just keeps going by dividing the traffic across more channels.
You won't regret spending a few bucks more for this.
A:AnswerThe SB6190 is a cable modem that connects to an internet service provider via coaxial cable, so it won’t work for the setup you described. To connect your computer to the Xfinity modem located downstairs, the best option is to use a wireless connection—provided both the modem and your computer support Wi-Fi.
A:AnswerYes, the SURFboard SB6190 is compatible with a wide range of Netgear routers, including the Nighthawk series, Orbi mesh systems, and entry-level models designed for smaller home networks.
A:AnswerBloom Broadband does not recommend using the SB6190 modem for its Internet service due to performance limitations. For optimal speed and reliability, we recommend the SURFboard SB8200 cable modem. It supports DOCSIS 3.1 technology and offers 32 downstream and 8 upstream channels—making it fully compatible with Bloom’s highest-speed plans and ensuring a smooth online experience.
A:AnswerThe SB6190 is compatible with major Cable Internet Providers. We suggest you contact Windstream support to confirm modem compatibility with their Cable Internet service.