mine is 2mbit down 40kbs up £18 a month
mine is 2mbit down 40kbs up £18 a month
how about your isp quote speed and your torrent client speed
mine for example (home connection speed)
8mbps dn client dn speed 800kbps
2mbps up client up speed 300kbps
60$ a month
Upload: 100mbit
Download: 100mbit
Price: $0
I really hit the jackpot when our tenant-owner's association scored a supersweet deal with a local ISP .
down: 1 meg /s
up 800 kB/s
Price 49 $
Country Canada
Down: 500k/sec
Up: 50k/sec
£25 a month.
But really unlimited (no fair use policy etc)
Rural Internet, UK
Now go away.
7MBits/512kbits
£10
sky uk
back home dial up
41 hours for £16
just rubbish.
Last edited by ibnahmed; 05-25-2007 at 06:28 PM.
Left out
Ok someone has to post this
One kilobyte (KB) is equal to eight kilobits (Kb). Note the difference between the b and B. One megabyte (MB) is equal to 8 megabits (Mb).
So for example,
If I have a 1.1 megabit (Mb/s) connection I can download a 4.3 gigabyte (GB) dvdr in about 8 h 41 min
If I have a 1.1 megabyte (MB/s) connection I can download a 4.3 gigabyte (GB) dvdr in about 1 h 5 min
again,
If I have a 650 kilobit (Kb) connection I can download a 700 megabyte (MB) xvid in about 2 h 23 min
If I have a 650 kilobyte (KB) connection I can download a 700 megabyte (MB) xvid in about 18 min
If you're still confused you can check this out
Also I have a 6 mb/768 kb connection and I pay about 40/month
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