| The cap is actually higher I believe this math to be a little more definitive:
100GB*1024MB/GB =102,400MB
102,400MB * 1024KB/MB = 104857600KB
104857600KB * 1024B/KB =107374182400B
107374182400B * 8bits/Byte= 858993459200bits
858993459200bits * 1kb/1000b = 858993459.2kb
858993459.2kb * 1mb/1000kb = 858993.4592mb
858993.4592mb / 50mbits/s = 17179.869184s
17179.869184s / 60 = 286.331153067 minutes
4.772185885 hours
but this math is MUCH more definitive:
500GB*1024MB/GB =512,000MB
512,000MB * 1024KB/MB = 524288000KB
524288000KB * 1024B/KB = 536870912000B
536870912000B * 8bits/Byte= 4294967296000bits
4294967296000bits * 1kb/1000b = 4294967296kb
4294967296kb * 1mb/1000kb = 4294967.296mb
4294967.296mb / 50mbits/s = 85899.34592s
85899.34592s / 60 = 1431.6557654 minutes
23.86 hours
Because the quota is actually 500GB (though additonal can be purchased) at XMission, which is now providing 50mb service. |
