how many megabits is 1000 GIG?
I thought it was like 3mbs constant? whats the real deal?
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ahhh....that was my 2nd guessOriginally posted by nofx
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It depends on where you live.Originally posted by d00tComment
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1 mbps = 320 gig give or take depending upon your traffic patterns...
http://www.webair.com/hosting/bw.html
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great table webairOriginally posted by webair1 mbps = 320 gig give or take depending upon your traffic patterns...
http://www.webair.com/hosting/bw.html
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1000GB per month is 3.3 MBits a second for those that cant do math.Xamo Entertainment
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1000 gigabytes is 8,000,000 megabits. How you want to convert a number (100gb) to a rate (mbit per second) makes no fuckin sense.
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its the amount of data transferred over a period of time.. it can be converted, but the conversion is an averageXamo Entertainment
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It makes perfect sense if you assume he's talking about a monthly period, which is obvious when he mentions 3mbps in his first msg.Originally posted by Kard63
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