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Megabits or Megabytes?
thats 2 megabytes if you mean megabits...
MrGrimFandango
Quick note:
When talking about storage - megabytes (1024 groups of 8bits)
When talking about transfer- Megabits (1024 bits)
8)
[QUOTE="LukeAF24"]1.6 MB download.horgen123Wouldn't it be 2.0MB?
Due to TCP/IP/ATM overhead you effectively get about 10-15% less bandwidth, so 1.6 MB/s seem appropriate.
[QUOTE="MrGrimFandango"]Megabits or Megabytes?
thats 2 megabytes if you mean megabits...
blooddemon666
Quick note:
When talking about storage - megabytes (1024 groups of 8bits)
When talking about transfer- Megabits (1024 bits)
8)
Huh?
Huh?
MrGrimFandango
Its the verbage for bits/bytes. If you're talking about storage (hard drives, thumb drives, etc) you express it in bytes (8bits) but when you're talking about the transfer of data, that is expressed in bits.
16,000 / 8 = 2,000 KBps = 2 MBpsMerkaba-
and then that is shared amongst a couple hundred people in your area. :|
[QUOTE="MrGrimFandango"]Huh?
blooddemon666
Its the verbage for bits/bytes. If you're talking about storage (hard drives, thumb drives, etc) you express it in bytes (8bits) but when you're talking about the transfer of data, that is expressed in bits.
I know..he used MB which is megabytes.
I should have, maybe, 900kbps, because i have now 8mb and can sometimes reach 500kbps.
But i live in a somewhat remote place, so you should be able to get the double, if possible.
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