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Great when 120Mb works.
I just downloaded a 1.71Gb video file via a torrent in less than a minute. The rate maxed at exactly 15MB a second. I calculate 15MB x 8 as 120Mb.
This is ample justification for having 120Mb. My download time minimised my presence on our local network to less than a minute. Even though I was hogging bandwidth I doubt if anyone noticed. Sorry for gloating, but it is good to have positive comments here too. |
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i max out almost all the time.
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I would like faster speeds.
Downloading 10GB+ still means lengthy wait times :( |
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Even if i get STM'd i can still hit above 70 meg :) |
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I get those speeds on newsgroups quite regularly but I don't mind a bit of fluctuation as it usually happens at night, when "Series Link", as I like to call it, picks up new epsiodes and films I've been wanting to watch.
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It's a concept that also exists in CPU and battery optimization :P |
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I get the same speed as you 15MB/sec also |
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Edit.............................................. ....................... Nope it's not that. The file is 1.71Gb. Dunno! |
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Fair enough. No idea then! Super fast 120 :)
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Isnt the profile for 120mb something like 133mbit? So you should be able to squeeze out a bit more if all the stars are aligned etc etc :)
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i get about 125mb
see the speedtest in my signature |
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However, I have yet to see that convert to downloading a file at 15.75MB per second. Maybe someone has. https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2013/08/28.png |
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Yes I get 130 through DUNmeter but around 126. I have got 128 in the past. Usually my files are about 15/16MB/sec
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If it was random or already compressed data then you'd have to download that file at 28.5MB/sec to have it finish in 60 seconds, or it'd take 1.9 minutes as you say @ 15MB/sec. |
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