T TheNinja Lifer Jan 22, 2003 12,207 1 0 Jan 8, 2004 #1 I'm downloading and getting 155 KB/sec is that like 1.5 MB/sec? You'd think I would know that stuff, but I don't.
I'm downloading and getting 155 KB/sec is that like 1.5 MB/sec? You'd think I would know that stuff, but I don't.
D dighn Lifer Aug 12, 2001 22,820 4 81 Jan 8, 2004 #2 ummm no 1024kb = 1mb unless you are talking about kilobytes and megabits. in that case 155kilobytes is approximately 1.2megabits
ummm no 1024kb = 1mb unless you are talking about kilobytes and megabits. in that case 155kilobytes is approximately 1.2megabits
D DanFungus Diamond Member Jul 27, 2001 5,857 0 0 Jan 8, 2004 #4 1.5 Megabytes/sec. would be about 1500 KiloBytes/sec.
Nocturnal Lifer Jan 8, 2002 18,927 0 76 Jan 8, 2004 #5 He probably meant if he's getting 1.5megabits download.
P PCboy Senior member Jul 9, 2001 847 0 0 Jan 8, 2004 #7 here's what i do. 155 x 8 = 1240. 1.24mbps is your answer.
T TheNinja Lifer Jan 22, 2003 12,207 1 0 Jan 8, 2004 #8 thanks fellas, I guess I just care that it seem to be pretty freakin fast
Nocturnal Lifer Jan 8, 2002 18,927 0 76 Jan 8, 2004 #9 Originally posted by: Staley8 thanks fellas, I guess I just care that it seem to be pretty freakin fast Click to expand... That's what I first thought when I experienced broadband. When I experienced the 3meagbit barrier I almost crapped my pants.
Originally posted by: Staley8 thanks fellas, I guess I just care that it seem to be pretty freakin fast Click to expand... That's what I first thought when I experienced broadband. When I experienced the 3meagbit barrier I almost crapped my pants.
B BigPoppa Golden Member Oct 9, 1999 1,930 0 0 Jan 8, 2004 #10 Wait'll you experience the 3 megaBYTE barrier. /splooge. I love this school connection, but its hard to find servers that can sustain 3MB/s down.
Wait'll you experience the 3 megaBYTE barrier. /splooge. I love this school connection, but its hard to find servers that can sustain 3MB/s down.
S Sid59 Lifer Sep 2, 2002 11,879 3 81 Jan 8, 2004 #12 kilo BYTE (KB) = kilobit / 8 kilo bit (kb) = kilobyte * 8 1024 kilobits = 1 megabit 155 x 8 = 1240 kilobits / s = 1.21 megabits /s but usually factors of 10 is easier and that's what companies use prolly.
kilo BYTE (KB) = kilobit / 8 kilo bit (kb) = kilobyte * 8 1024 kilobits = 1 megabit 155 x 8 = 1240 kilobits / s = 1.21 megabits /s but usually factors of 10 is easier and that's what companies use prolly.
jcwagers Golden Member Dec 25, 2000 1,150 14 81 Jan 8, 2004 #13 Megabytes = MB Megabits = Mb or mb If I'm wrong about those abbreviations, feel free to correct them. jc
Megabytes = MB Megabits = Mb or mb If I'm wrong about those abbreviations, feel free to correct them. jc