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Old 23-10-2008, 18:59   #26
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Re: How many mbs per second should 10mb broad band download?

It wasn't an assumption just a statement of fact sir. Even assuming no overheads or other inefficiency at all you won't get above 2.56MB/s from a 20480000 bit/s connection.

20.48Mbit/s / 8 = 2.56Mbyte/s maximum IP throughput.

Not sure if giving a DVD rip of a movie is a wise choice of an example either
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