Originally posted by: zCypher
A connection that fast would be completely useless on your computer, your hard drive can't handle it.
Still interesting though.
Originally posted by: wfbberzerker
Originally posted by: Eli
Hmmm....
923mbits/sec...
923 / 8 = 115.375mbytes/sec
Doesen't really seem all that impressive now, does it? Although I guess it is, considering even LANs top out at less than 100mbytes/sec.
That means it took them roughly 58 seconds to transfer 6.7gb.
Under a minute? Yep.... barely.
Maybe eventually everybody will need gigabit ethernet cards.
i thought LAN's were 100mBIT
Originally posted by: zCypher
A connection that fast would be completely useless on your computer, your hard drive can't handle it.
Still interesting though.
Originally posted by: zCypher
A connection that fast would be completely useless on your computer, your hard drive can't handle it.
Still interesting though.
Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
Originally posted by: zCypher
A connection that fast would be completely useless on your computer, your hard drive can't handle it.
Still interesting though.
I dunno what you're talking about.. my 40 gigs of raided 512 mb compactflash cards can handle that!
Originally posted by: MacBaine
Originally posted by: wfbberzerker
Originally posted by: Eli
Hmmm....
923mbits/sec...
923 / 8 = 115.375mbytes/sec
Doesen't really seem all that impressive now, does it? Although I guess it is, considering even LANs top out at less than 100mbytes/sec.
That means it took them roughly 58 seconds to transfer 6.7gb.
Under a minute? Yep.... barely.
Maybe eventually everybody will need gigabit ethernet cards.
i thought LAN's were 100mBIT
teh WINNAR!
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