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Jon M · 03-12-2004, 19:07

there's nothing different about NTL's bandwidth compared to anyone else's.. if you use the bits - bytes relationship as you say you already know... then the figure you get from that calculation would be accurate

512 * 1000/1024 * 1460/1518 * 1/8 = 60 kBytes/sec
750 * 1000/1024 * 1460/1518 * 1/8 = 88 kBytes/sec

etc

03-12-2004, 19:07	#2
Jon M Inactive Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: East Midlands Age: 48 Services: Rural BB - Radio Link via Virgin Fibre Posts: 2,947	Re: What speed should I get from ... there's nothing different about NTL's bandwidth compared to anyone else's.. if you use the bits - bytes relationship as you say you already know... then the figure you get from that calculation would be accurate 512 * 1000/1024 * 1460/1518 * 1/8 = 60 kBytes/sec 750 * 1000/1024 * 1460/1518 * 1/8 = 88 kBytes/sec etc