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> our internet speeds are 0.8 mbs up and 8 mbs down. So 800 KILObytes up. Your conversions might be mistaken. For example, at my place of work, on ADSL2: Dow
by Whitestrake 9y ago
> our internet speeds are 0.8 mbs up and 8 mbs down. So 800 KILObytes up.
Your conversions might be mistaken.
For example, at my place of work, on ADSL2:
Down Stream : 6696Kbps / Up Stream : 736Kbps
So slightly worse than you. Converting directly to kilobytes, we've got 837 KB/sec down and 92 KB/sec up. Shave off around 20% to get real-world speed, because those are sync rates, not actual throughput.
Unless you actually have 8/0.8 MBytes down/up, equivalent to 64/6.4 Mbps down/up, which is quite decent! (Still maybe not quite €100 good).