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Was d/l using eMule and wanted to see how much I was downloading in an hour, so I went and started the stopwatch in DU Meter.
Couldn't believe my eyes when I saw my Max Transfer Rate for Uploads...
See Below
http://www.myimgs.com/data/samuraii3/Upload.jpg :w00t:
~192kbps.
what is fifteen one hundredths of a megabyte?
150 kilobytes?
when your CPU freezes up from running other programs for a millisecond or two DUMeter stats "pile up" and shows as a burst when it gets some CPU cycles to "do the math"
were you burning CDs, browsing the web, gaming or running apps that "hash files" when running the stop watch?
EDIT oh you were running emule, i see, maybe it was allocating disk space or hashing that caused that to display a burst
1 megabyte = 1024 kilobytesQuote:
Originally Posted by orcutt989
Therefore, 15/100 of a MB is (15/100)*1024 kilobytes = 153.6 kilobytes
153.6 kilobytes/sec in this context