Hi. In which unit speed is measured > kilobits/s or kilobytes/s ? If it is kilobits/s dial up gives 56 kilobits /s only ? And UL750 gives only 256kilobits/s?
Hi. In which unit speed is measured > kilobits/s or kilobytes/s ? If it is kilobits/s dial up gives 56 kilobits /s only ? And UL750 gives only 256kilobits/s?
the speed provided by the isp is always measure by kilobits only.
As "prasannaganesh" has said, service providers refer to speed by kilobit/s unit.
8 kilobit/s = 8 kb/s = 1 kilobyte/s = 1 kB/s
and, 1024 kilobit/s = 1 mbit/s = 1024/8 kilobyte/s = 256 kilobyte/s = 256 kB/s
dialup = 56 kilobit/s = 56/8 kiloByte/s = 7 kB/s
UL 750 = 256 kilobit/s = 256/8 kilobyte/s = 32 kB/s
kilobits as eva leo da told..
maybe someday ISPs will say 1mb speed unliminted plan*
*conditions apply 1mb =1megabots or 24kbps![]()
Last edited by mickey; 11th January 2009 at 11:43 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
job takes the child away.
I used to get 8- 9 KBps in dial up. I have download 100 MB rapidshare files with it.![]()
I get maximum speed when raining. The line had many joints. It takes upto 4 hours to download 100 MB file. No idea how.![]()
I just did a calculation and it seems that 100mb in 4 hrs gets u a speed of 7.111kBps.
i.e. 7.1*8 = 56.8 Kbps.
its exactly what u r suposed to get.
the maximum was a 40 mb software, the max i ever downloaded on my dialup
the day was sunny and connection was smooth...
took me 3 hours to complete on my 8kpbs dialup:lol:
consistently getting this speed on Dialup Baba is ideal situation....
without downloader one cant))
Last edited by mickey; 11th January 2009 at 12:11 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
job takes the child away.
I have tried watering the joints on sunny days. Never worked.
My favourite download time calculator: Download Calculator. :w00t:
Netmeter is freeware. I don't know if it's open source.
Last edited by Archer; 11th January 2009 at 12:40 PM.