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How much do you need? 10tb/month which is their higher quota is a lot.

• enlyth 3y ago
  More than 1TB a month. Just downloading one game from Steam can easily be more than 100GB these days. Downloading ML weights churns through gigabytes easily, as does downloading or streaming 4K movies. What's the point of having gigabit download speed if you have to constantly worry about using up your cap? And paying an extra £5 for every 250GB extra seems like some arbitrary punishment for power users. They don't pay for infrastructure based on bytes transferred so why should I as a customer pay this random made up number?
  • ta1243 3y ago
    They say: > The second reason, which mainly makes sense with our terabyte services, is to have a high limit but one that deters the really heavy users, i.e. the people that literally use hundreds of times the typical usage. By excluding such customers from these services we can provide a faster and better services to our customers
  • mnd999 3y ago
    That’s still not going to use 10tb. Maybe 2 or 3.