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100TB is equal to how many Mbit's?
about 300mbit connection = 100TB of transfer?
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3.57627868652344e-05 TB
I think. P.S. that's a lot of booty claps. |
Now that you got your answer here are some big bits.
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^^^ holy shit
^^^ was that before the surgery :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
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500-600mbps.
as has been repeated many times on this board, 1Mbps can equal a varying amount of actual transfer (GB's) based on what your traffic patterns are like. If you push 1Mbps FLAT 24x7, without ever going below or above 1Mbps ever in an entire month, then its 320GB. However, no one does does that. You will in real life see about 150-200GB transfer per 1Mbps of bandwidth. |
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Bandwidth is cheap today. Performance is more important.
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300 Mbs sustained == 97.20 TB/month |
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> about 300mbit connection = 100TB of transfer?
yes, it is near to it |
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The guy with the grey beard on the right looks like Mel from Galaxxxy Entertainment. |
Dang Dem Be some Boobs..
That girl in the middle, them look like they hurt. |
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Last month i did 52.73tb of transfer and it was 217mbs on 95%, 162mbs average, peak at 328mbs
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According to my math, its about 16.23 billion.
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People in this thread are still posting in correct information. It is no where near 300Mbps. Its 400-600Mbps realistically. |
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