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Juicy D. Links 03-17-2004 09:42 AM

Whats 60 mbps equal to in gigs?
 
:uhoh :uhoh

19,800 gigs?

Basic_man 03-17-2004 09:43 AM

You can't do the math? Lazy ass bitch ! :Graucho

Jarrod 03-17-2004 09:43 AM

19,200 and at .40 a gig how can you go wrong?

doober 03-17-2004 09:47 AM

under 18k gb if you dont plan on having the slowest pages on the net

SMG 03-17-2004 09:47 AM

http://matt.entityarts.com/bandwidth/bandwidth.php

I made that for someone once before, if u want, check it out

gsimm33 03-17-2004 09:47 AM

Here's a good place to figure stuff out like this:

http://www.matisse.net/mcgi-bin/bits...units=megabits

TweetyBird 03-17-2004 09:49 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Jarrod
19,200 and at .40 a gig how can you go wrong?
lol

webair 03-17-2004 09:50 AM

http://www.webair.com/hosting/bw.html

Cr34t1v3 03-17-2004 09:52 AM

60mbps is equal to .06 gbps.

1 gb = 1000 mb

Not very fast. :(

SMG 03-17-2004 09:57 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Cr34t1v3
60mbps is equal to .06 gbps.

1 gb = 1000 mb

Not very fast. :(

I dont think thats what he means ... I think he means how many gigabytes of transfer could you get out of it

FunForOne 03-17-2004 10:03 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by gsimm33
Here's a good place to figure stuff out like this:

http://www.matisse.net/mcgi-bin/bits...units=megabits



extremely helpful! Thanks!!!!!

StuartD 03-17-2004 10:24 AM

You're asking how much speed is equal to distance.

It doesn't work that way.

SMG 03-17-2004 10:32 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by MaskedMan
You're asking how much speed is equal to distance.

It doesn't work that way.

yes it does. If you drive a car at 40 mph for a day, can you go 1000 miles? ... if you know the mbps, you know the MAXIMUM gigabytes that can be pumped through that pipe, then using averages and peaks, you can figure out about what you can get out of it realistically, so yes it IS helpful.

Cr34t1v3 03-17-2004 10:44 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by SMG


I dont think thats what he means ... I think he means how many gigabytes of transfer could you get out of it

Oh...I was looking at his question literally....

:)


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