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suggsy 26-03-2009 17:44

50mg with newsleecher
 
Hi, i am having 50mg installed april 3rd i was wondering if anyone knows if newsleecher can handle the speed, i use giganews as the server and works fine with 20mg at the mo, and was told that newsleecher is the fastest reader.

Thanks in advance.

Sirius 26-03-2009 17:55

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by suggsy (Post 34762798)
Hi, i am having 50mg installed april 3rd i was wondering if anyone knows if newsleecher can handle the speed, i use giganews as the server and works fine with 20mg at the mo, and was told that newsleecher is the fastest reader.

Thanks in advance.

I have no problems at all with Newsleecher and 50 meg :)

DocDutch 26-03-2009 17:59

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 34762807)
I have no problems at all with Newsleecher and 50 meg :)

Just the hard drive is trying to keep up with all the downloading you do

HSp8 26-03-2009 19:24

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
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Originally Posted by DocDutch (Post 34762810)
Just the hard drive is trying to keep up with all the downloading you do

yeah I get this problem - it's definitely a program bug - hope they sort it out for v4

Sirius 26-03-2009 20:43

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
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Originally Posted by HSp8 (Post 34762913)
yeah I get this problem - it's definitely a program bug - hope they sort it out for v4

What will v4 give me bigger hard drives :LOL: :Sprint:

suggsy 26-03-2009 20:47

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 34762807)
I have no problems at all with Newsleecher and 50 meg :)


Excellent, so do you get around 5mb/s d/l speed?

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Originally Posted by suggsy (Post 34763000)
Excellent, so do you get around 5mb/s d/l speed?

Plus, 'they say' 50mg is not tm'd at the mo is it true?

Sirius 26-03-2009 20:52

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by suggsy (Post 34763000)
Excellent, so do you get around 5mb/s d/l speed?

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Plus, 'they say' 50mg is not tm'd at the mo is it true?

Yes to both those questions, first month i had it i passed the magical terabyte in a month :shocked::Sprint:

suggsy 26-03-2009 21:03

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 34763009)
Yes to both those questions, first month i had it i passed the magical terabyte in a month :shocked::Sprint:

Fantastic, i have been waiting till 11pm to download with my 20mg so as not to get tm'd, as i cant be bothered monitoring less than 3gb during the day.

Now i'm all excited and can't wait.

Thanks for all the replies :)

Pushkar 27-03-2009 00:12

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
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Originally Posted by suggsy (Post 34763024)
Fantastic, i have been waiting till 11pm to download with my 20mg so as not to get tm'd, as i cant be bothered monitoring less than 3gb during the day.

Now i'm all excited and can't wait.

Thanks for all the replies :)

It's STM by the way, and there is none as mentioned before - However there probably will be at the end of the rollout - something in the summer.

blenky 27-03-2009 02:16

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
[quote=suggsy;34763000]Excellent, so do you get around 5mb/s d/l speed?

Yes - unless its a period when it drops to about 15-20 Mbits for no reason!

broadbandking 27-03-2009 09:40

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
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Originally Posted by suggsy (Post 34763000)
Excellent, so do you get around 5mb/s d/l speed?

Yes - unless its a period when it drops to about 15-20 Mbits for no reason!

I have seen people keep saying this and I can honestly say I have never seen this with my 50mb

suggsy 27-03-2009 10:07

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
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Originally Posted by TaiLZ (Post 34763209)
It's STM by the way, and there is none as mentioned before - However there probably will be at the end of the rollout - something in the summer.


Ok thanks, i assumed it was 'tm', (traffic management), so here's a silly noob question, what's STM stand for? :)

Druchii 27-03-2009 10:15

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
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Originally Posted by suggsy (Post 34763328)
Ok thanks, i assumed it was 'tm', (traffic management), so here's a silly noob question, what's STM stand for? :)

Subscriber Traffic Management. So, you were right, just one missing word ;)

HSp8 27-03-2009 10:28

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 34762995)
What will v4 give me bigger hard drives :LOL: :Sprint:

thought you were referring to the message that some people get when using it 'Pausing Newsleecher as files being downloaded faster than can be written to disk'

It gives the impression that your hard drive is getting full, but is in fact, a bug, and quite an annoying one at that

discussed here

http://www.newsleecher.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17801

Ignitionnet 27-03-2009 10:53

Re: 50mg with newsleecher
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 34763009)
Yes to both those questions, first month i had it i passed the magical terabyte in a month :shocked::Sprint:

I seriously doubt you're the only one who did so, infact I know you aren't. Should pretty much ensure that the 50M gets STM'd anyway ;)

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Quote:

Originally Posted by suggsy (Post 34762798)
Hi, i am having 50mg installed april 3rd i was wondering if anyone knows if newsleecher can handle the speed, i use giganews as the server and works fine with 20mg at the mo, and was told that newsleecher is the fastest reader.

Thanks in advance.

Newsleecher works well in excess of 50Mbit, it's worth noting that while 50Mbit is all shiny and new and wonderful here in the UK other places have been running Newsleecher at 100Mbit and up for quite some time, me in a former job being one of them :angel:


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