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whitestar_999
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hai i am using idm at night. i checked it out i am getting only 200 kbps
IDM shows values in KBps & if you are getting 200KBps that means you are getting 200*8=1600kbps or around 1.6-1.7mbps which can be considered as average if not good for a 2mbps connection.
IDM shows values in KBps & if you are getting 200KBps that means you are getting 200*8=1600kbps or around 1.6-1.7mbps which can be considered as average if not good for a 2mbps connection.
venkey.1977
Newbie
hai kBps = kilo bits per secondkbps = kilobytes per second8 bit = 1 byte1024 byte = 1 kilobyte1024 kbyte = 1 mbis it correct please conform me
whitestar_999
Regulars
kBps = kilo bytes per secondkbps = kilo bits per second8bit=1byte1024bits=1kbits1024kbite=1megabits=1mbps2mbps=2048kbps=256KBps(max. so download speed will be lesser around 240KBps in a very good case).
venkey.1977
Newbie
then my speed is 200kbit/sec
for conversion bit into byte
200/1024=0.19 mbps
if it is correct then my speed is very low
sorry for confusion
here we are clear
with ref :Conversion Calculator Bit Byte Kilobyte Megabyte Gigabyte Terabyte Petabyte Exabyte
8388608 bits
1048576 bytes
1024 kilobytes (abbreviated as KB or Kb*)
1 megabytes (abbreviated as M or MB)
8388608/8 = 1048576/1024 = 1mb
for conversion bit into byte
200/1024=0.19 mbps
if it is correct then my speed is very low
sorry for confusion
here we are clear
with ref :Conversion Calculator Bit Byte Kilobyte Megabyte Gigabyte Terabyte Petabyte Exabyte
8388608 bits
1048576 bytes
1024 kilobytes (abbreviated as KB or Kb*)
1 megabytes (abbreviated as M or MB)
8388608/8 = 1048576/1024 = 1mb
2mbps=2048kbps=256KBps(max. so download speed will be lesser around 240KBps in a very good case).
Wrong
2 Mega bits/sec = 2,000,000 bits/sec = 250,000 Bytes/sec = 244.14 Kilo Bytes/sec.
Generally Line rates are higher than 2 Mega bits. So the speed would vary according to line condition.
Like my line rate is set to 2560Kbps
2560 Kilo bits/sec = 2,560,000 bits/sec = 320,000 Bytes/sec = 312.5 Kilo Bytes/sec.
I have noticed my top speed to be around 267 Kilo Bytes/sec.:redface:
Wrong
2 Mega bits/sec = 2,000,000 bits/sec = 250,000 Bytes/sec = 244.14 Kilo Bytes/sec.
Generally Line rates are higher than 2 Mega bits. So the speed would vary according to line condition.
Like my line rate is set to 2560Kbps
2560 Kilo bits/sec = 2,560,000 bits/sec = 320,000 Bytes/sec = 312.5 Kilo Bytes/sec.
I have noticed my top speed to be around 267 Kilo Bytes/sec.:redface:
whitestar_999
Regulars
2 Mega bits/sec = 2,000,000 bits/sec
you are mistaken!i am right.
in binary system factor is 1024 not 1000.even bsnl use this system & according to them 2mbps=2048kbps not 2000kbps.
as for line rate all bsnl provided modems are usually set with 2048kbps downstream & speed in ADSL depends not on modem but at the exchange.so you may get speeds upto 290KBps but only for a few seconds.average download speeds will still be around 240-250KBps.
you are mistaken!i am right.
in binary system factor is 1024 not 1000.even bsnl use this system & according to them 2mbps=2048kbps not 2000kbps.
as for line rate all bsnl provided modems are usually set with 2048kbps downstream & speed in ADSL depends not on modem but at the exchange.so you may get speeds upto 290KBps but only for a few seconds.average download speeds will still be around 240-250KBps.
you are mistaken!i am right.
in binary system factor is 1024 not 1000.even bsnl use this system & according to them 2mbps=2048kbps not 2000kbps.
as for line rate all bsnl provided modems are usually set with 2048kbps downstream & speed in ADSL depends not on modem but at the exchange.so you may get speeds upto 290KBps but only for a few seconds.average download speeds will still be around 240-250KBps.
I guess you need to go back to school and get your facts right
you may as well invite BSNL techs to study with ya
in binary system factor is 1024 not 1000.even bsnl use this system & according to them 2mbps=2048kbps not 2000kbps.
as for line rate all bsnl provided modems are usually set with 2048kbps downstream & speed in ADSL depends not on modem but at the exchange.so you may get speeds upto 290KBps but only for a few seconds.average download speeds will still be around 240-250KBps.
I guess you need to go back to school and get your facts right
you may as well invite BSNL techs to study with ya
venkey.1977
Newbie
2 megabytes = 2048 kilobytes = 2097152 bytes
ok they have said min of = 256 kbps
and max of 2 mbps
we are receiving only a min speed it is not sufficient for me. otherwise we can take 512 kbps plan with full day free.
because i want to download more gbs so why only i chosed this plan
don't get confused here i have given conversion website
Conversion Calculator Bit Byte Kilobyte Megabyte Gigabyte Terabyte Petabyte Exabyte
check it out
ok they have said min of = 256 kbps
and max of 2 mbps
we are receiving only a min speed it is not sufficient for me. otherwise we can take 512 kbps plan with full day free.
because i want to download more gbs so why only i chosed this plan
don't get confused here i have given conversion website
Conversion Calculator Bit Byte Kilobyte Megabyte Gigabyte Terabyte Petabyte Exabyte
check it out
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