MyDogHsFleas
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join:2007-08-15
Austin, TX
 ·AT&T U-Verse
 ·AT&T Southwest
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Re: Cool!
said by factchecker :
After all the overhead, you go from being able to upload at around 880-900kbps to around 1200-1250kbps... Not that big of a difference.
Not that big of a difference? Seems big to me. For example, I have AT&T DSL Elite at 768k rated, and I peak at about 560Kbits actual data speed. That's 70Kbytes/sec. So a 20 megabyte upload takes 285 seconds or 4 3/4 minutes. If I could double my upload speed to 1.5M rated, presumably I'd halve my upload time to about 2 1/2 minutes. |
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factchecker
@cox.net
| said by MyDogHsFleas  :Not that big of a difference? Seems big to me. Objectively speaking, based entirely on the numbers, not all that big.
Subjectively speaking, based on user perceptions, it might be big. |
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veloslave
Geek For God
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join:2003-07-11
Pleasant Hill, CA | Based on you have 25 to start with... and then big brother tells you how much of and when/where you can use it.........
Same old pachell
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Mom was right.... I NEED fiber! |
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