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I have gigabit now, and barely need it. It’s nice to have for the occasional large download, but otherwise it’s unnecessary. Even the latest ultra hd Blu-ray sp
by notJim 5y ago
I have gigabit now, and barely need it. It’s nice to have for the occasional large download, but otherwise it’s unnecessary. Even the latest ultra hd Blu-ray spec tops out at 128mb/s, and Netflix won’t give you more than 25. Can’t imagine what 10 gig would give you.
- zzt123 5y agoVolumetric 8k with tactility?
- notJim 5y agoHasty Googling gives a bitrate of 85 Mbps for 8k video streaming with HEVC. Presumably if a physical media comes out, it would be closer to 400 Mbps if it was a similar compression ratio as 4k. I'm not sure what the bitrate of volumetric data would be, but I would guess less than or equal to the video stream. So your gigabit connection would be getting close to saturation if you can find someone to stream you 8k volumetric video at the same bitrate as physical-disk media. At streaming rates, you'd be nowhere near saturating a gigabit link.
- zzt123 5y agoHuman touch is extremely sensitive. I imagine that for sufficiently complex objects, bandwidth requirements may be onerous if aiming for the touch equivalent of 8k Dell Ultrasharp visual fidelity.
- LargoLasskhyfv 5y agoFaster game installs via Steam?