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  • fever
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2001
    • 228

    #1

    How much bandwidth do I need??

    As the newbie I am, Im still using a freehost. But ofcourse the thought has crossed my mind that I should get a pay host. The problem is that I dont have any idea about how much bandwidth I might need = how much it would cost.
    Maybe some of you guys/girls could give me your examples, let me know these numbers bandwidth/visitors/storage, then I might could get an idea about this.

    Thanx!


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  • Floss For Life
    Confirmed User
    • Feb 2001
    • 161

    #2
    I can giv you 2 gig a month at $12.00 and then 2.50 a month overages.

    ICQ : 112626888

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    • Floss For Life
      Confirmed User
      • Feb 2001
      • 161

      #3
      at www.choopa.com that is

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      • fever
        Confirmed User
        • Apr 2001
        • 228

        #4
        Well, Floss For Life, thanks for that, but now that wasnt the question as you might seen....I have a whole bunch of hosts to pick from...

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        • ldinternet
          Confirmed User
          • Apr 2001
          • 8245

          #5
          It really depends on what type of sites you are planning to develop...

          Check out hosts4porn.com

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          • Lord Assmore
            Confirmed User
            • Mar 2001
            • 588

            #6
            fever, you have to do some calculations on your own here.

            no. of daily visitors * the size of all files (html + graphics) residing on your site (in KiloBytes) = Maximal transfer for a day

            This is just a theoretical upper limit. Usually the surfer won't download all the files to his or her browser. As a rule of thumb, divide the result by two to get a hint of the actual bandwidth need.

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            • MattressKing
              Banned
              • Mar 2001
              • 204

              #7
              Here's the answer he's looking for.

              10 k visitors equals around 1 gig, but of course it really depends though. 1 gig will cost you about 4 to 5 dollars.

              Originally posted by Lord Assmore:
              fever, you have to do some calculations on your own here.

              no. of daily visitors * the size of all files (html + graphics) residing on your site (in KiloBytes) = Maximal transfer for a day

              This is just a theoretical upper limit. Usually the surfer won't download all the files to his or her browser. As a rule of thumb, divide the result by two to get a hint of the actual bandwidth need.

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              • Rip
                Confirmed User
                • Jan 2001
                • 1456

                #8
                I'll give you the scenerio on how I started when I moved to a pay host from a free host.

                I moved a little at a time, so that I would have an idea on how much bandwidth to use.

                First I started on an "unlimited bandwidth" (shared-virtual) host then moved to a pay per bandwidth host, then from virtual to dedicated servers.

                Autson.com used to have a good deal 10 domains on a shared host 40 gig per month for 40 bucks a month, it might be more than that now, but that is a pretty good way to start, consider that you only have to sell 2-3 memberships in a month to pay for the hosting

                It won't do tgp traffic, but I would not suggest you do that unless you have really good experince with paid hosting for a number of months, then you can try opting for a more expensive plan

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