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5/15/2010 3:19:35 AM
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Is a 200kb/s per second fast? (-blam!- DOWNLOAD TIME)
IM TALKING ABOUT DOWNLOAD TIME NOT INTERNET/CONNECTION SPEED.
I am running on wireless internet also.
So is that normal for wireless internet?
Downloading portal
[Edited on 05.14.2010 7:30 PM PDT]
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Well I've got a wireless modem (Connects over the 3G network since out telephone cables can't support ADSL) and it's of course connected to my Mac using WiFi, I'm usually getting around 300-400Kb/s (around 2000-3000kbps) which is about average for Australia.
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You can always look on SpeedGuide.net for tweaks for your operating system. It gives you in depth tweaks for your registries (nothing dangerous, you're not deleting anything, just changing some values). I also have several open ports on my router, I always use MAC filters for all devices I add to it (in addition to using WPA2 passcodes), and I port forward my 360 through my router to avoid NAT (which is basically the router trying to assign one IP address for all devices on the LAN - easier to just assign an address and forward it)
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] The UnLuckiest [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Element Leaf [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] M0 iz 2 BEAST IM TALKING ABOUT DOWNLOAD TIME NOT INTERNET/CONNECTION SPEED.[/quote]That's pretty much the same thing, dumbass![/quote] No not really. A kilobyte is 8 kilobits. Which means a 1000 megabit internet will only download at 128 mega bytes.[/quote]In my quest to throw out a zinger, I fail to get my point across. Yes, they are different things. However, they are very closely related, and the OP needs to realize that SLOW INTERNET IS SLOW and quit whining.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Element Leaf [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] M0 iz 2 BEAST IM TALKING ABOUT DOWNLOAD TIME NOT INTERNET/CONNECTION SPEED.[/quote]That's pretty much the same thing, dumbass![/quote] No not really. A kilobyte is 8 kilobits. Which means a 1000 megabit internet will only download at 128 mega bytes. [b][u].,~*Lucky*~,.[/b][/u]
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I got around 300Kbp/s while downloading Portal. I'm guessing you have 2Mbp/s DSL? [b][u].,~*Lucky*~,.[/b][/u]
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My internet is running at 100MB/ps. Is that normal?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Element Leaf [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] M0 iz 2 BEAST IM TALKING ABOUT DOWNLOAD TIME NOT INTERNET/CONNECTION SPEED.[/quote]That's pretty much the same thing, dumbass![/quote]No, its not.
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well, being that 200kb/s isnt even 4x as fast as dial up, i would say that's slow. [Edited on 05.14.2010 8:40 PM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] M0 iz 2 BEAST IM TALKING ABOUT DOWNLOAD TIME NOT INTERNET/CONNECTION SPEED.[/quote]That's pretty much the same thing, dumbass!
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Kb-means kilabits which is less then Kilobytes KB means kilobytes if the speed says Kb then its slow as -blam!-, if it says KB then its decent
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Well my internet is 100kbs and my download time is 56.4kbs. sucks
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It's decent. About what mine runs at.
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1 ReplyI downloaded Portal at 2mb/s
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Notafinga [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] jmullen324 I'm running 54 MB/sec and I think it's average.[/quote] Haha no you aren't. On topic tho, if you are torrenting something then you would get anywhere between like 10 - 1000kb/s. Regular use is much faster than that.[/quote] he may mean 54Megabits per second 54 megabits = 6.75 megabytes, which is more reasonable [Edited on 05.14.2010 8:22 PM PDT]
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Omg, The Flood is horrible with networking. Bits/8 = Bytes. Bytes*8 = Bits. Simple enough. Examples: A standard 6Mbps cable internet package. Or 6144Kbps. 6144/8 = 768Kb/s maximum bandwidth, not including bursting. A 256Kbps DSL connection. 256/8 = 32Kb/s Simple? I'd say a good rule of thumb is: Anything 2Mbps or higher would be decent. As for me, I have a 768Kbps connection and it's pretty darn slow.
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as a download time and a connection speed, no. I get about 1.5 mb/s for download and my speed is 100 mb/s
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Lol, yes. [Edited on 05.14.2010 8:07 PM PDT]
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200 kilobits = 0.0244140625 megabytes so no on my laptop i get 14 megabits which is 14 megabits = 1.75 megabytes or do u mean 200kilobytes per second [Edited on 05.14.2010 8:07 PM PDT]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] jmullen324 I'm running 54 MB/sec and I think it's average.[/quote] Haha no you aren't. On topic tho, if you are torrenting something then you would get anywhere between like 10 - 1000kb/s. Regular use is much faster than that.
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if I have a ping of 300, where does that leave me?
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If your downloading it from steam, you should be getting around 1 Mb per second. At least, that's what I get over wireless.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] jmullen324 I'm running 54 MB/sec and I think it's average.[/quote] That's the raw maximum transfer rate for on 802.11 wireless connection. If you were ever able to achieve a speed anywhere near that in practice, you must be some sort of witch.
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200 KB/S download speed is alright. You can download about 1 Gig per hour.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] a h0t noob I get 30 KB/S on my wireless, and I can still play Live decently. At my other house, I get 340 KB/S over land connection,and I find it to be lagless and downloads fast.[/quote] Im talking about download speed not connection.
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A "fast" connection would be at least 5 Mbps (5000 kb/s). Of course, it all depends on how you define "fast".
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I get 30 KB/S on my wireless, and I can still play Live decently. At my other house, I get 340 KB/S over land connection,and I find it to be lagless and downloads fast.
