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Re: How many mbs per second should 10mb broad band download?

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Originally Posted by Jonnymeg (Post 34659979)

It was a Hi Def cooking video.

Your description is not inaccurate as it was about a Rat that becomes a Chef:D:D

Re: How many mbs per second should 10mb broad band download?

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Originally Posted by Jonnymeg (Post 34659979)

And the Titantic was unsinkable.

It was a Hi Def cooking video.

Well I've years of standards, the SCTE, the ITU and whomever else behind me so whatever really. If you've a connection that both breaks the cable standards and mathematics than I applaud you :)

Re: How many mbs per second should 10mb broad band download?

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Originally Posted by cg1701 (Post 34659136)

Would be nice TO get a 10meg service!!!!! I get around 6, and according to Virgin THAT IS the 10meg service!!!

I know you can never get the full 10meg, but I would have though you would be able to get around 8 at the very least...

I pay for 10 I want 10 NOT 6!!! Anyone else find this?

Lots of people find that. It's just the way it is. They can get away with it because they advertise it as "up to". As far as I know, all ISP's do the same thing.

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Originally Posted by chill (Post 34659955)

On my 10MB connection, I can get 1.2MB/s at maximum when it's decent. But during the evenings and weekends, I struggle to get near 3MB.

That should be Mbit by the way not MB. MB is megabyte and they are big. A 10MB connection would be insanely fast :)