View Poll Results: Internet transmitting rate. (downloading)
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1-10kb/s
0 0% -
10-50kb/s
2 6.25% -
50-150kb/s
2 6.25% -
150-350kb/s
3 9.38% -
350-650kb/s
4 12.50% -
650-1000kb/s (1Mb/s)
2 6.25% -
1-3Mb/s
7 21.88% -
3-5Mb/s
7 21.88% -
Above 5Mb/s (please specify)
5 15.63%
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Originally Posted by SuSEholic
MikeTbob, can you tell me, how much you paid that ISP?
It's really fast connection (from my point of view).
In my country, I paid about ...
- 04-21-2007 #11I have a bundled service plan, where I get Internet/Cable TV/Telephone, but it costs around $120. USD. altogether. So I guess somewhere around $40USD just for Internet
Originally Posted by SuSEholic
Indeed!!In my country, I paid about $32/month for ADSL connection @384kb/s, and
the quota is 1000Mb. That's very-very expensive.
Ok, I feel much better now, knowing I don't have a bandwidth quota. I could top 1000MB in just a few days.I do not respond to private messages asking for Linux help, Please keep it on the forums only.
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- 04-21-2007 #12Yes, I could eat whole 1000Mb in few days, but there's also unlimited quotaOk, I feel much better now, knowing I don't have a bandwidth quota. I could top 1000MB in just a few days.
package, now cost about $82/month, previously it was cost $220/month !
- 04-21-2007 #13
That's a flawed poll. But I usually get about 250kb/s depending on where I'm downloading from, it's faster if I download from my own country than it is to download from say... Canada.
- 04-21-2007 #14
The advertised speed is 12 Megabits per second. In general, the speed tends to top out at about 6 Megabits per second. This costs US$50 per month.
However, I have observed speeds up to about 40 Megabits per second download speed when I first start a download from some servers, but it falls off to the 6 megabits per second speed after ten to twelve seconds.
And I can use a lot more than 1000MB quota just downloading a single distro.
- 04-24-2007 #15
At the moment I'm living in student appartment and we have 100 Mb/s connection here with no extra cost
- 04-24-2007 #16Linux Guru
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I have a 3Mib/384Kib (down/up repectively) connection so that pretty much leaves me at 384KiB/s for ftp downloads. While you're all arguing about the difference between a Kilobit and a Kilobyte I'll throw a spanner in the works and remind you that Kilo refers to the order of magnitude 10^3, whereas binary values would be denoted using kibi - 2x10 ...
- 09-11-2007 #17forum.guy
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I just upgraded from my old 3 mb/s line to a 5 mb/s download (768 kb/s upload) line and so far, it's worth the extra $10 per month.
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- 09-11-2007 #18


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