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    Quote Originally Posted by TechMouse View Post
    Just had a torrent running at 1Mbps.

    Be are turning out to be a pretty good ISP.

    Bit shit at getting you set up, but once you're there... it's like lightening.

    Oh, incidentally, the new Firefox V3 beta is pretty nippy too.
    I regularly get 1.3MB per sec

    with sky 16Mbs down 800Kbs Up

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    Quote Originally Posted by RDR View Post
    I regularly get 1.3MB per sec
    [pedant]

    1Mbps is not the same as 1MB per second.

    MB = MegaByte, Mb = Megabit.

    Data transmission rates are almost always measured in bits.

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    Fastest i get is a bout 250-300 Kbps. I think?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tonyc2002 View Post
    Fastest i get is a bout 250-300 Kbps. I think?
    On individual downloads that's pretty good on anything up to a 5 Mbps line.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TechMouse View Post
    On individual downloads that's pretty good on anything up to a 5 Mbps line.
    Yeah its cool :)

    Thing is round here, the phone lines are aincient. 2Meg broadband is about the best you can hope for really. If you had anything more I doubt you would see much of an improvement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TechMouse View Post
    [pedant]

    1Mbps is not the same as 1MB per second.

    MB = MegaByte, Mb = Megabit.

    Data transmission rates are almost always measured in bits.

    [/pedant]
    what you on about blindy man

    I meant 1.3 MB hence the capitalisation

    16Mbs runs around 1.3MB at max.

    depends on the server of course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RDR View Post
    what you on about blindy man

    I meant 1.3 MB hence the capitalisation

    16Mbs runs around 1.3MB at max.

    depends on the server of course.
    There are 8 bits to the byte, so 16Mb would be 2MB wouldn't it?

    If you're actually getting 1.3MBps from anything I'd be incredibly impressed.

    I don't even get that here on a corporate backbone connection.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TechMouse View Post
    There are 8 bits to the byte, so 16Mb would be 2MB wouldn't it?

    If you're actually getting 1.3MBps from anything I'd be incredibly impressed.

    I don't even get that here on a corporate backbone connection.
    Thats precisely what ive had mark

    From apples servers for the updates i get a 100mb file in less than 100seconds.

    i had a 1Mbit connection and got 100k per sec,,, now i have a 16Mbit connection and get 1.5MegatBYTE per second.
    Last edited by RDR; 11-04-2008 at 08:52 PM.

 

 

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