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I have fiberoptics, and I have gotten way higher then that before... oh well.
Stupid downloads. :argh:
EDIT: We have a 80mbps deal, but run 4 computers, our phones and our TV off of it.
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Why does northern Europe have shitloads of bandwidth for residential users?
Why does that test measure in Mb/s rather than MB/s?
This confuses me.
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[QUOTE=Treeh;17633006]Why does that test measure in Mb/s rather than MB/s?
This confuses me.
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MB is megabyte, Mb is megabit, they're two different things. Wikipedia it.
[B]Who rated me box?[/B]
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worst connection here
I have the highest upload by far. :smug:
But DL is not as good. :frown:
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Not bad, but I'm really wishing I was living in Northern Europe.
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Not bad, but I'm really wishing I was living in Northern Europe.[/QUOTE]
No you don't.
Stupid lack of good stores and USA-only offers.
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Some Australia for comparison.
[QUOTE=faze;17633306]MB is megabyte, Mb is megabit, they're two different things. Wikipedia it.[/QUOTE]
...I know...that isn't what I was asking at all (if I didn't know they were two different things, I probably wouldn't have made the distinction between MB and Mb). Most operating systems--in their GUI--measure things in bytes, rather than bits--so it seems to me that using MB rather than Mb is more appropriate.