Thread: 100M New Router time ?
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Old 22-08-2015, 21:36   #27
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Re: New Router time ?

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Originally Posted by Kushan View Post
Overheads, just not the overheads you mentioned. Qas can probably explain it in better detail than I can, but the data being transferred has to be wrapped into packets (At the TCP/IP level) and frames (at the Ethernet level) ....
Dont forget the protocol overheads as well (http for example). On average, by the time you add them all up, its about 4 to 5 %, so as per above, about 95Mbps to 96Mbps is the best you are ever going to get (and thats in ideal conditions).
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