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darren.b · 28-03-2010, 12:14

Well there's a huge difference between KB/s and kb/s (by about 8 million) kilobyte against killibit...yawn.

No idea what a "meg" is.

The most accurate way is via your router's WAN port if you have DD WRT on it. Otherwise, add up all the KB/s / MB/s values and multiply by 8 to get your Mb/s value.

On a 50Mb (Megabit) pipe you should pull about 6.2MB/s (Megabytes). 8 bits to a byte.

28-03-2010, 12:14	#11
darren.b cf.addict Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 183	Re: usenet and astraweb advice Well there's a huge difference between KB/s and kb/s (by about 8 million) kilobyte against killibit...yawn. No idea what a "meg" is. The most accurate way is via your router's WAN port if you have DD WRT on it. Otherwise, add up all the KB/s / MB/s values and multiply by 8 to get your Mb/s value. On a 50Mb (Megabit) pipe you should pull about 6.2MB/s (Megabytes). 8 bits to a byte.