No, you cannot use a bit torrent download speed to average out bandwidth.That's about right, yes.
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No, you cannot use a bit torrent download speed to average out bandwidth.That's about right, yes.
a 2Mbps download (thats 2 megabits) would mean you would get 256 kilobytes added to your disk per second, theoretically.
That's about right, yes.
No, you cannot use a bit torrent download speed to average out bandwidth.
Ok, if you are downloading at 2 megabits per second then you are writing 256 kilobytes of data to the disk every second. This is in an ideal world of course.ill just leave it as i think the two top answers contradict themself's, dont they?
im getting more confused
i was getting my average from a nzb.
cheers
lol dont get mad as im into this side lol
Ok, if you are downloading at 2 megabits per second then you are writing 256 kilobytes of data to the disk every second. This is in an ideal world of course.
Hello
I have seen peopel saying they get download speed of 16MB on a 20MB connection when downloading on torrents. I use a clone modem with 10MB and an ethernet connection and get download speed maxmum of 1.1MB. I wanted the view of people who use torrents to see what download speed they get and what speed they subscribe to.
Cheerz
just to clear this up a bit you are getting top speeds. your friends are getting 16-20megabits
which is 2.0 - 2.5 megabytes per second. you are getting 1.1 megabytes which is 8.8megabits per second - not at all bad on a 10meg connection.
I give up....
Dont give up I am listening lol
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