login about faq   I'm wondering if cable speeds are flawed
because I have 3 Time Warner Cable boxes, and I'm thinking if
they're running on the same coax split to my apartment, would my
speeds be faster if I don't have the cable boxes on the same
split? I also have digital phone from Time Warner and that's all
ran through a Motorola modem. So are they flawed if the phone
and the TV are taking bandwidth?  asked May 25 '12 at 17:20
DJ%20Scooby%20Doo's gravatar image  DJ Scooby Doo  answered May
28 '12 at 16:22  MattRyan's gravatar image  MattRyan ♦♦  Good
looking out with a post! I really appreciate it.  (May 28 '12 at
17:40) DJ Scooby Doo DJ%20Scooby%20Doo's gravatar image  I've
read that the signal strength does deteriorate when it's split
but I think it depends to a large degree on the splitter. People
who use high quality splitters don't seem to have signal
problems as much as people who use low quality splitters.  My
advice would be to look into the best splitters.  answered May
25 '12 at 18:54  IamTechCr