Yes I'm ignorant. How many gigs does it take to make a Mbps?
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320GB -
thanks...that's a lot less than I thought. I thought it was like a 1,000 gigs or something.Comment
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Think how many gigs can go thru a 1Mbps pipeComment
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1 Mbit / sec
There is
60*60*24*31= 2678400 seconds in the month.
1 Megabit = 2^20 = 1048576 bits
Hence - 2808505958400 bits or 351063244800 bytes.
so in fact, it's 351 Gigabytes of transfer in a month, per 1Mbit transfer.
Correct me if I am wrong.Comment
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320gb is just theoretically, the average webmaster billed on 95th percentile will get between 150-250gb out of 1megComment
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339 GB is the month has 30 days.Comment
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Originally posted by Equinox
339 GB is the month has 30 days.
Of course that's just the theoretical throughput of a 1Mbit line... in reality, like Magg pointed out, it's much less that you can work with.Comment
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still it gives me a general idea what it is unlike before when I didn't have a fucking clue.Originally posted by Equinox
Of course that's just the theoretical throughput of a 1Mbit line... in reality, like Magg pointed out, it's much less that you can work with.Comment
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why did you need to know this info BVF?Comment
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Originally posted by BVF
still it gives me a general idea what it is unlike before when I didn't have a fucking clue.
no problem broComment
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I was just checking out some hosts prices and comparing it with my current host and as I thought, Webair is still kicking ass when it comes to price and reliability.Originally posted by MrC
why did you need to know this info BVF?Comment
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1 mbps is
~ 10.55 GB per day
~ 321 GB per average month
30 days: 316.41 GB
31 days: 326.96 GBComment
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Webair kicks much ass in this biiiiitch. What what?I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
Webair, bitches.Comment
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