 Mr FelFlynn LivesPremium
join:2008-03-17
Louisville, KY
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Re: ? Let's do some math with the assumptions that heavy gamers play for an average of 4 hours a day at 720p resolution.
60sec*60min*4hour*30days*5Mbps/8b/1000B=270GB
It may not be a 1000 GB but it's still enough to get past that cap by itself, and the number grows when you adjust for 1080p. |
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 GbcueAlmost P.E.Premium
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Santa Rosa, CA
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| said by Mr Fel:Let's do some math with the assumptions that heavy gamers play for an average of 4 hours a day at 720p resolution. 60sec*60min*4hour*30days*5Mbps/8b/1000B=270GB It may not be a 1000 GB but it's still enough to get past that cap by itself, and the number grows when you adjust for 1080p. And that's not including anything else, YT, BT, browsing, etc.
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4 hours a day? Any hard core gamer that I have seen plays well beyond 4 hours a day...Not to mention weekend marathon playing for two days straight. Now imagine if they have all games available at there disposal...Oh the bandwidth!
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Mr FelFlynn LivesPremium
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Louisville, KY | I was shooting for the lowest amount of whole hours a day to make my point, it just happened to be 4 hours. I clock in about 6 hours a day myself. |
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