I'm due for an upgrade?

Greetings community,

I will have questions to my gears up to what I'm supposed to get wireless.

Let me start by saying a week before, everything was fine. I was on Verizon Fios 50/50 Mbit/s and I was getting pretty close to this reliable speed throughout the House.

Two things have changed: my ISP and the Modem.

My ISP is now TWC with the plan of 200 / 20 Mbit/s, and I bought my own (a Netgear CM600 cable modem).

I have a TC, A1355 (3rd generation) as the router. The TC and the Modem are in the office in a corner of the House.

I also have an Airport Express (2nd generation) to extend the wireless network (bridged mode) located in the heart of the House. It is also used for the audio Airplay through the home theater system.

I also have a second terminal Airport Express (1st gen) located in the children's play room, adjacent to the office. (Exaggeration?)

Currently I have my download speeds are fluctuating from 20 Mbit/s to 70 Mbps... except in the office, I can get up to 120.

After the TWC has been installed, I did a Factory Reset by default on all 3 airports and set up to start from scratch, starting with the TC and work my way down.

All three currencies are on Firmware version 7.6.4.

Any ideas on what I can try to improve the speeds throughout the House?

The 3rd generation TC would be the neck of the bottle?

What would be my best configuration?  (I also note that within the House are 4 iPhones 3 Apple TV, 2 iPad, MBP, an an XBox)

Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Brian

My wifi in the time Capsule was reduced by half when I got my bump at 300/20 on TWC. I get speeds much better on the 5 GHz band so I the 2.4, but it is still not nearly 300 down. I'm trying to understand if this is a limitation of the TC, or another problem altogether. By ethernet, I have almost 350 down. Like you, he is inconsistent depending on where I am in the House. I have a 5th gen Airport Extreme to carry the rest of the way wifi.

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