I used to have a cable modem before I got ADSL. I could download a 20MB
file in 50 seconds. Would that be about 1.4GB in an hour?
--David Cook
"Simon Brown" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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yeah, check out speedguide.net or..for an interesting bandwidth
test--http://www.computingcentral.com/topics/bandwidth/
the fastest i ever got at the bandwidth site was 1.2 MB/sec..in the
middle of the night on a wednesday...slowest was 65K/sec That is the
up and downside of cable, if other people in your loop are on and doing
bandwidth intensive things, your speed drops. I usually average
250K/sec when not limited by server speed. I hava a very solid isp and
am in the usa, which may be different than the uk...or other places in
the us for that matter;)
dunk
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Before you buy.
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> When you say 250 KB/sec, is that just a normal cable modem? Are they all > that fast? Does that mean you can sometimes d/l about 800 MB in one hour? > That's pretty amazing, I didn't know they were so fast. > > "Howard Roark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I'm DL'ing right now from 3dfiles at 124 KB/sec over a cable modem. This > > is a bit off the 250 KB/sec I'd normally expect, but hardly "dead". > > > >On Wed, 29 Nov 2000 14:52:07 GMT, [email hidden] (Todd Walker)
wrote:
>minutes. Get it while it's hot!
The 3dfiles sites are basically dead now - less than 1.5k/sec.
Does anyone know of a WORKING download site? By "Working", I mean an
absolute minimum af 10-15k/sec. Please!
I'm DL'ing right now from 3dfiles at 124 KB/sec over a cable modem. This
is a bit off the 250 KB/sec I'd normally expect, but hardly "dead".
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> On Wed, 29 Nov 2000 14:52:07 GMT, [email hidden] (Todd Walker) > wrote: > > >minutes. Get it while it's hot! > > The 3dfiles sites are basically dead now - less than 1.5k/sec. > > Does anyone know of a WORKING download site? By "Working", I mean an > absolute minimum af 10-15k/sec. Please! >The potrugese (sic) 3d.files server is not responding (after i
d'loaded 40MB) Grrr ...... has it been pulled as official demo
release date is 5 December ?
Anyone know ?
Ian
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000 18:31:29 GMT, Howard Roark <[email hidden]>
wrote:
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>I'm DL'ing right now from 3dfiles at 124 KB/sec over a cable modem. This >is a bit off the 250 KB/sec I'd normally expect, but hardly "dead". > >In article <[email hidden]>, >[email hidden] says... >> On Wed, 29 Nov 2000 14:52:07 GMT, [email hidden] (Todd Walker) >> wrote: >> >> >minutes. Get it while it's hot! >> >> The 3dfiles sites are basically dead now - less than 1.5k/sec. >> >> Does anyone know of a WORKING download site? By "Working", I mean an >> absolute minimum af 10-15k/sec. Please! >>When you say 250 KB/sec, is that just a normal cable modem? Are they all
that fast? Does that mean you can sometimes d/l about 800 MB in one hour?
That's pretty amazing, I didn't know they were so fast.
"Howard Roark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I'm DL'ing right now from 3dfiles at 124 KB/sec over a cable modem. This
> is a bit off the 250 KB/sec I'd normally expect, but hardly "dead".
>
All cable isn't that fast. It depends on the site your downloading from
but I typically get 50-100Kb/s download with an upload of 20-60Kb/s with
@Home Canada. It spikes up to 300+Kb/s but I think that only happens
when the proxy has it cached :-D
Jason.
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> > When you say 250 KB/sec, is that just a normal cable modem? Are they all > that fast? Does that mean you can sometimes d/l about 800 MB in one hour? > That's pretty amazing, I didn't know they were so fast. > > "Howard Roark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I'm DL'ing right now from 3dfiles at 124 KB/sec over a cable modem. This > > is a bit off the 250 KB/sec I'd normally expect, but hardly "dead". > >You broadband bastards! It'll probably take me two nights to download over my
56k connection. ;)
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"Todd Walker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> http://www.3dfiles.com
>
> It links to Walnut Creek and to Telepac.pt for download. I just got it
> from WC at about 100kb/sec on my cable modem. Downloaded 78 megs in 15
> minutes. Get it while it's hot!
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Fastest I've experienced is 478kbyte/sec.
With increased internet use, speeds have dropped off somewhat, but I'm still
pretty pleased, especially since it's flat fee. So if something is slow I
start it before going to work and just leave it running.... it'll get there
in the end I always say. ;-)
Jan.
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Simon Brown wrote...
> When you say 250 KB/sec, is that just a normal cable modem?
> Are they all that fast? Does that mean you can sometimes d/l
> about 800 MB in one hour? That's pretty amazing, I didn't know
> they were so fast.
About 50 min @ 30-32 k/sec on my DSL. Thank God that I don't have to try
it with 54k!
Todd Walker wrote:
> http://www.3dfiles.com
>
> It links to Walnut Creek and to Telepac.pt for download. I just got it
> from WC at about 100kb/sec on my cable modem. Downloaded 78 megs in 15
> minutes. Get it while it's hot!
Thanks for the info guys, cable modem gets launched here (doncaster,
england) sometime in the next four weeks, and I don't think I'll be able to
resist getting it. Even at �33 per month :)
"Jason Monds" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> All cable isn't that fast. It depends on the site your downloading from > but I typically get 50-100Kb/s download with an upload of 20-60Kb/s with > @Home Canada. It spikes up to 300+Kb/s but I think that only happens > when the proxy has it cached :-D > > Jason. > (Please remove 'no extra spork' when replying)That site is cool but also very incorrect. I've gone there and it's told me
speeds that are absolutely impossible for me to get (3-4 MB/sec when the max
I can get is 2 MB/sec). I wouldn't rely on anything it says.
Mike Horton
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> > that fast? Does that mean you can sometimes d/l about 800 MB in onehour?
> > That's pretty amazing, I didn't know they were so fast.
> >
> > "Howard Roark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> > news:[email hidden]...
> > > I'm DL'ing right now from 3dfiles at 124 KB/sec over a cable modem.This
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> yeah, check out speedguide.net or..for an interesting bandwidth > test--http://www.computingcentral.com/topics/bandwidth/ > the fastest i ever got at the bandwidth site was 1.2 MB/sec..in the > middle of the night on a wednesday...slowest was 65K/sec That is the > up and downside of cable, if other people in your loop are on and doing > bandwidth intensive things, your speed drops. I usually average > 250K/sec when not limited by server speed. I hava a very solid isp and > am in the usa, which may be different than the uk...or other places in > the us for that matter;) > dunk > > In article <%PeV5.1216$[email hidden]>, > "Simon Brown" <[email hidden]> wrote: > > When you say 250 KB/sec, is that just a normal cable modem? Are theyQuoted text (8 lines)
> > > is a bit off the 250 KB/sec I'd normally expect, but hardly "dead". > > > > > > > > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.Simon Brown wrote:
>
> When you say 250 KB/sec, is that just a normal cable modem? Are they all
> that fast? Does that mean you can sometimes d/l about 800 MB in one hour?
> That's pretty amazing, I didn't know they were so fast.
Absolutely. I downloaded a 2CD install of Linux off a busy server. It
took me a tad over an hour for 1.3GB of data. :-)
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