Beat this dl speed :D

xxManiacxx

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Something went numbnuts with my connection. Check this out

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Lamp

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My corporate LAN is fast, although not sure the download speed. All I know was that it downloaded a 100MB file (a DAOC movie in fact) in under a half a second.
 

Shagrat

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Holy crap,

lets invade the goonhilly visitors centre
 

tris-

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the highest i had was like 20,000kbits a second

or erm, 2 m/bytes a second :)
 

tris-

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it could also of been FF screwing up, reporting incorrect speeds.
 

fettoken

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My internet couldn´t accept only having 2mbit once, in Dc++, and started to download a file 8 mb per second. Strange thing is, one of the files i downloaded with that speed worked, and the other didn´t.
 

Ingafgrinn Macabre

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MB/s = megabyte per second
kB/s = kilobyte per second
kb/s = kilobit per second

77712 kB/s = 621696 kb/s = 75.890625 MB/s.

so just over 600 mbit.
So for that to be right you'll have to be connected thru a gigabit network adapter, to a gigabit network.

Moreso, the 76MB/s that's about the sustained speed of modern harddrives so I'm tempted to think that this was either another computer on your intranet (home network) if you have a gigabit switch there, and another computer with a gigabit network adapter, or that you spoofed it and connected to 127.0.0.1 and downloaded from there, from a different harddrive than your system drive.
 

Fana

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I have a 10mbit line (so about 1 mb/sec max) but it has on occassion gone haywire and downloaded at more than double that.
 

xxManiacxx

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Ingafgrinn Macabre said:
MB/s = megabyte per second
kB/s = kilobyte per second
kb/s = kilobit per second

77712 kB/s = 621696 kb/s = 75.890625 MB/s.

so just over 600 mbit.
So for that to be right you'll have to be connected thru a gigabit network adapter, to a gigabit network.

Moreso, the 76MB/s that's about the sustained speed of modern harddrives so I'm tempted to think that this was either another computer on your intranet (home network) if you have a gigabit switch there, and another computer with a gigabit network adapter, or that you spoofed it and connected to 127.0.0.1 and downloaded from there, from a different harddrive than your system drive.

It´s DDO trial download from Fileplanet.
 

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