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[gobmonster]

170mps is awesome and all, but i dont see the real world application of speeds that fast (unless your trying to transfer a data base on the go). But still, these concepts arent made to solve the problems of today.

If the 10% rule is still in effect, thats about 17 megabytes being downloaded per second, an mp3 would transfer in less than a 1/4 second, a full cd in four seconds, a dvd in under 40 seconds, it wouldnt take long transfering the contents of one hardrive to the next, maybe just over night

i think data has been compressed to the point that any speed exceeding this is just not practical

[B18DelSolT]

Originally Posted by gobmonster

170mps is awesome and all, but i dont see the real world application of speeds that fast (unless your trying to transfer a data base on the go). But still, these concepts arent made to solve the problems of today.

If the 10% rule is still in effect, thats about 17 megabytes being downloaded per second, an mp3 would transfer in less than a 1/4 second, a full cd in four seconds, a dvd in under 40 seconds, it wouldnt take long transfering the contents of one hardrive to the next, maybe just over night

i think data has been compressed to the point that any speed exceeding this is just not practical

Isnt it Megabits not byts? cause the way internet is rated now is bits, there are very few connections rated at byts and the ones that are arnt byts lol there gb.

[[sammich]]

Originally Posted by gobmonster

170mps is awesome and all, but i dont see the real world application of speeds that fast (unless your trying to transfer a data base on the go). But still, these concepts arent made to solve the problems of today.

If the 10% rule is still in effect, thats about 17 megabytes being downloaded per second, an mp3 would transfer in less than a 1/4 second, a full cd in four seconds, a dvd in under 40 seconds, it wouldnt take long transfering the contents of one hardrive to the next, maybe just over night

i think data has been compressed to the point that any speed exceeding this is just not practical

Mbps is different thatn megabytes per second.

MBPS = MegaBYTES per second
MbPS = MegBITS per second

1 byte = 8 bits

[B18DelSolT]

Originally Posted by saumaun

Mbps is different thatn megabytes per second.

MBPS = MegaBYTES per second
MbPS = MegBITS per second

1 byte = 8 bits

Yeah thats what i thought, thanks man

[[sammich]]

No problem... It messed me up up until a year ago. I wondered why my 16500Kbps internet wasn't as fast as it said... lol