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bogey780

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reply to factchecker

Re: Cool!

So if speed is 1Mb/s and the increase in speed is to 1.5Mb/s then the ratio of 50% increase will filter on through to the new speed.

Or in other words the increase speed suffers the same overhead increase and the changes in actual speed change directly proportional. They boost the set speed by 50% and the actual speed will be boosted by 50%.


factchecker

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In theory, yes, those numbers work out. However, once one works out the effects of overhead, the change in effective throughput is hardly significant.


bogey780

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kudos:1

So in theory 1200kb/s is no more than 800kb/s. So why bother ever increasing speed?

Wanna rethink that?


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