2meg broadband- how fast download- kb/sec
16-06-2004, 06:40 PM
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2meg broadband- how fast download- kb/sec
As title, it might be obvious, but ive no idea.
We gettin it at work and im the only person in the company who needs the internet for owt but email, and im also only one there with a CD RW drive and thought id make the most of it...
We gettin it at work and im the only person in the company who needs the internet for owt but email, and im also only one there with a CD RW drive and thought id make the most of it...
16-06-2004, 06:49 PM
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Just tried link on mine Smit...
Is this any good for my home one ? Cos I was thinking about going to 1meg bb at home but will it be much better than this:
469.6 kilobits per second
Communications - 469.6 kilobits per second
Storage - 57.3 kilobytes per second
1MB file download - 17.9 seconds
Subjective rating - Not bad
Is this any good for my home one ? Cos I was thinking about going to 1meg bb at home but will it be much better than this:
469.6 kilobits per second
Communications - 469.6 kilobits per second
Storage - 57.3 kilobytes per second
1MB file download - 17.9 seconds
Subjective rating - Not bad
16-06-2004, 06:59 PM
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There's 8 bits in a byte, so divide 2000 kilobits, by 8 to get the average number of kilobytes per second......
Varies a bit though. Passionford's running on about 1 kilobyte per second at mom!!!!!
Varies a bit though. Passionford's running on about 1 kilobyte per second at mom!!!!!
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17-06-2004, 08:20 AM
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ahar, someone finally gives the CORRECT answer 
remember it'll only be 32kb/sec upload tho...
or in my case only 16kb/sec! (crappy cable upstream!)
as said before... 8 bits in byte... 1024 bits in a megabit. ( 1024 x 2 ) / 8 = 256
also bear in mind youre limited by the speed of the site youre downloading from...
the chances of you ever getting that kinda speed on summink like kazza is slim to none, but if youre downloading stuff from the NASA super-computer you might well get full speed
remember it'll only be 32kb/sec upload tho...
or in my case only 16kb/sec! (crappy cable upstream!)as said before... 8 bits in byte... 1024 bits in a megabit. ( 1024 x 2 ) / 8 = 256
also bear in mind youre limited by the speed of the site youre downloading from...
the chances of you ever getting that kinda speed on summink like kazza is slim to none, but if youre downloading stuff from the NASA super-computer you might well get full speed
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