fuckin amazing 
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I'm happy with my 1mb/s
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So what copyright product did you download?Comment
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I downloaded 33GB worth of archived data the other day, but it was only at 2Mbit/sec.
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i just ordered the 30meg package for 100$ a month cant wait.Comment
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25 MB/s here. Your connection, like yourself, is a little slow..Comment
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Time Warner Cable only offers 15 Mbps down / 2 Mbps up where I'm at. I can download at 1.4 MB/s but it's rare to find a server that will actually serve it that fast for some reason.Comment
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yeah this was a server to workstation transfer
I am not sure what type of pipe the workstation in on I was RDP into it but im betting they got fiber to the door .. at leastComment
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No I'm asking a legitimate question. You sated in your thread title 8 MB per sec. With the M & B in CAPITALS. In case you didn't know there is a difference between MB and Mb.
Now you are saying 8186KB/s. So do you really mean KB as in kiloBYTE to Kb as in kiloBIT? because 8186 KB/s is 64 Mbps.
if your ISP says is has 8 meg speed it really means it has 8 Mbps speed as in 8 MegaBIT. 8 MegaBITS would download 1 MB or 1 MegaBYTE of data per sec.Comment
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WRONG
That?s a common misconception,,, with todays internet speeds both on the end user and the data center connects are plenty fast
Almost always the slow down occurs at the hardware level
This is why you see hosting companies selling dedicated machines with a ton of bandwidth? they know that the machines hardware limitations can only x amount of data per month due to hardware limitations ?. Not because of the pipe
A striped raid box reads bits of data from each drive ( kind of like a torrent ) this allows this allows the system to push more data in into the cache on to the bus to the ram to the cpu back to the ram out to the network at a faster rate
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A server looking after 100 simultaneous connections hanging off a clear 100Mbit or gigabit hosting network is a little different to downloading a single file over your relatively low bandwidth 8Mbps connection........ I reiterate that reading or writing one megabyte per second is not hard work for a standard HD. Not by a long shot.Comment
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