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Madness
Like a flea circus at a dog show.

join:2000-01-05
Quincy, MA
Geez

Regardless, one is still limited to whatever speed one can get out of the sending server.
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jmn1207
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join:2000-07-19
Reston, VA
·Verizon FIOS

said by Madness See Profile :

Regardless, one is still limited to whatever speed one can get out of the sending server.
One might be limited to a single server, or to perhaps several servers. There is also the possibility of having multiple users.


right

reply to Madness
But if you are doing some type of conferencing or VPN with another network that runs at the same speed, it feel like being on a LAN. It would also help for networks which have more than one computer.

Araiden

join:2008-04-12


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reply to Madness
Well, that's considering your only accessing one thing or one server. What about people with home networks, boxes that can stream hd movies, netflix, amazon etc. You can have up to 4 boxes per house. That doesn't include gaming, people surfing the web, downloading things. It's definately over kill at this point but I could probably use a 20 meg connection in my house with all the stuff going on we love the internet. And as bandwidth increases you will see more and more things there to take advantage of all that bandwidth. I for one am excited to see companies offering speeds like this.

patcat88

join:2002-04-05
Jamaica, NY

reply to right
said by right :

But if you are doing some type of conferencing or VPN with another network that runs at the same speed, it feel like being on a LAN. It would also help for networks which have more than one computer.
Whats the upload? Internet says the upload for any single TCP download is 3% of the download speed/data.
200*.03=6mbps, not good news.


anonbandwidthhog

@solidspace.com

reply to Araiden
Right, I am on a 30/5 connection via cablevision
and I routinely max out the upload and I have maxed out the download a number of times, usage in the 20-30mbit range are common for me.

It's not about single transfers but entire network usage.
I have 3 desktops
1 media server,
PS3
XBOX360 with netflix streaming/xbox live
plus a laptop and multiple users.

they are going to offer 100/15 and if I had the extra cash I'd get it

how knows I might get it anyway lol
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