PDA

View Full Version : Whats the most you have ever downloaded in a day/month


xspeedyx
19-05-2007, 11:23
I think I can download between 10 - 50gb a month which aint too bad I think what all of you how much have u downloaded before?

Bill C
19-05-2007, 11:47
I think I can download between 10 - 50gb a month which aint too bad I think what all of you how much have u downloaded before?

In 1 month 600 gig. :Yikes: However its nothing like that now.

Cavarius
19-05-2007, 12:27
I can average around 60-100GB a month on, er, Linux ISOs. :angel:
Most I've done is about 150GB in one month I think.

blade85
19-05-2007, 12:53
around 60-70 gigs a month

ECW_Original
19-05-2007, 13:01
most is 122GB in a month, but I am already over 104GB total now :)



In 1 month 600 gig. :Yikes: However its nothing like that now.

Jeebus Bill, are u Mr Microsoft or something? :Yikes::Yikes:

I could only wish for the storage capacity that you use!!:angel::angel:

Bill C
19-05-2007, 13:05
most is 122GB in a month, but I am already over 104GB total now :)





Jeebus Bill, are u Mr Microsoft or something? :Yikes::Yikes:

I could only wish for the storage capacity that you use!!:angel::angel:

As i said i dont do anywhere near that now due to having already download the mk1 and mk2 versions of the internet. :angel:

ECW_Original
19-05-2007, 13:08
As i said i dont do anywhere near that now due to having already download the mk1 and mk2 versions of the internet. :angel:

haha a very good idea, syncronise the whole internet to a huge massive mega-mega server so if the net goes down sometime, u still have it on the server, now, how meny millions of TB's would I need I wander *sits & thinks*

xspeedyx
19-05-2007, 13:16
haha a very good idea, syncronise the whole internet to a huge massive mega-mega server so if the net goes down sometime, u still have it on the server, now, how meny millions of TB's would I need I wander *sits & thinks*

I would think its a few thousand perabtyes or more o well will never find out

alferret
19-05-2007, 13:42
somewhere between 60gb & 200gb per month (according to DU meter)

I stream a lot of radio\tv and a fair bit of online gaming, the odd linux distro as well.

swoop101
19-05-2007, 13:44
I average 160 to 220 gig each month

Xan
19-05-2007, 14:26
most months 200gb - and some months 30gb all deppends whats happening in eve-online :)

LemonyBrainAid
19-05-2007, 14:31
Just about 200gb is my most... averaging around 50gb if I have my newsgroups

homealone
19-05-2007, 14:38
I've been a bit more of a leech, recently, having discovered the convenience of newsgroups over torrents, mainly for TV programs & have, at times, downloaded up to 9GB a night.

I doubt that will continue, though - 15 minutes to download a divX of a TV episode that takes 45 minutes to watch means quite a backlog of unwatched content has built up already, and there is no point getting stuff just for the sake of it :)

HiroofTime
19-05-2007, 15:01
The most I ever downloaded was either the first day I got my xbox 360 I downloaded alot of demos, some over 1GB and videos, so probably 15gig that day, recently I downloaded all of Star Trek Enterprise from newsgroups to watch through the divx's, that was 4 series over about a month. I guess I have done about 30-40gb a month average. My total downloads from newsgroups just recently went over 500gb, and thats over about 18 months, so not that bad I guess.

Dawn Falcon
19-05-2007, 15:03
10-15GB. Where I work, we grab a lot of the big game demos and vidoes, mind you, and I burn them onto a DVD-RW and bring em home.

janipewter
19-05-2007, 15:28
Think my most is around 50gb in one month. Done about 20gb this month, just on Linux iso's. Damn opensuse!

mcmanic
20-05-2007, 09:38
done about 450gig once, also got a warning letter for 125gig when they had the 75gig caps got another letter saying thankyou for reducing the amount i download the following month when it was 120gig, lol erm yeah OK!, probably on average now 50 - 100gig, maybe less, depends whats out and what i fancy but not like the old days the novelty has worn off, lol

Rik
20-05-2007, 10:42
In 1 month 600 gig. :Yikes: However its nothing like that now.

Bill you are naughty! ;)

I think the most ive done is around 400gigs in a month.

Having 4TB of hard drive space in 2 pcs is an advantage when storing (Linux Iso's) ;)

helmutcheese
20-05-2007, 14:15
Thats a hell of a lot of WmvHD Pr0n :shocked:

Efour
20-05-2007, 14:28
Dunno i think about 100gb thats when i thought it was cool and ADSL was a new thing.

These days maybe 50gb a month if that.

---------- Post added at 14:28 ---------- Previous post was at 14:28 ----------

Dunno i think about 150gb p/mnt thats when i thought it was cool and ADSL was a new thing.

These days maybe 50gb a month if that.

zing_deleted
20-05-2007, 14:34
Oh about 6 or 7 gig a month

Druchii
20-05-2007, 14:36
Oh about 6 or 7 gig a month
*day

Tiger33
20-05-2007, 14:37
for me about about 25gb in a day (HD files via newsgroups - trailers, corporate demos)

zing_deleted
20-05-2007, 14:38
*day

who me never ;) some days thats a morning there is limited content 600 gig is about my max through giganews thats not including my easynews account at the time or anything else. Ive settled down a lot now.
Might well go up again though cuz since ive got my projector x264 format content is very appealing indeed (got all Torchwood in 720p and it looks spot on)

Tiger33
20-05-2007, 14:42
ok i just checked my giganews stats and it says the most i ever downloaded over a month was 443gb ! over 31 days last year!

alot of linux isos,hd clips, and the like


sounds about the same time i got my new HD TV.

now my stats are pretty low - 50gb a month or so

chicago
20-05-2007, 19:58
Hello Mr VM :)

I hope you haven't tagged this thread just because heavy users (you'll read that as abusers) are queuing up to let you know the extent of their "crimes" against the network.

Personally I never download more than a couple of mB a month - so you can cross me off your traffic shaping tables. :angel:

:dunce: Can someone tell me what a newsgroup is, and whilst we're at it, what's a torrent????

:notme: PS can't wait for my 20mB connection - then maybe I can send a few more emails without feeling guilty

DieDieMyDarling
20-05-2007, 20:12
Most i've downloaded in a month is about 650gb (March 2006).
These days i get through about 200-300gb a month.

DrK
20-05-2007, 20:31
Hmmmm First 31 days i found Giganews. 1.73 TB Oh My.. of course i prolly deleted around 1.5Tb not knowing how pars worked etc, like a kid in a candy store..

around 200GB now a month

Hex
20-05-2007, 20:37
Record high download for a month was 76.46 GB down (Oct '06)
Record low download for a month was 2.16 GB (Jan '07)

Everything before that was all around the 30 GB mark due to the 1 GB/day cap that was in place.

Most in a day was 10.51 GB tho, was a good day for newsgroups that.

RXP
20-05-2007, 20:38
At uni, on 4mbit I done >1tb IIRC. Most months it's between 100gb-300gb.

Bill C
20-05-2007, 21:30
Hello Mr VM :)

I hope you haven't tagged this thread just because heavy users (you'll read that as abusers) are queuing up to let you know the extent of their "crimes" against the network.

Personally I never download more than a couple of mB a month - so you can cross me off your traffic shaping tables. :angel:

:dunce: Can someone tell me what a newsgroup is, and whilst we're at it, what's a torrent????

:notme: PS can't wait for my 20mB connection - then maybe I can send a few more emails without feeling guilty

:LOL: your funny :)

Hom3r
20-05-2007, 22:10
I've downloaded a 1.6GB demo in less than 1 hour

ginge51
20-05-2007, 22:27
most i ever downloaded in a day would be about 3 gig as ive only ever had a 1 meg and 2 meg connection :(
in a month id say probably 60 gig max.

Richy99
21-05-2007, 12:13
most in a month was about 460Gig

mike86
21-05-2007, 13:13
137GB was my record month on 2Mb ADSL.

supercyber
21-05-2007, 20:39
the most i ever dowload in a DAY was 97.28GB

Monthly i have passed TB limit frequently.

the funny think is i have never donn the maxium theorictal limit of 108.0GB / per day on my 10mbps

Zee
21-05-2007, 20:53
40GB is the most...

peanut
21-05-2007, 20:56
the most i ever dowload in a DAY was 97.28GB

Monthly i have passed TB limit frequently.

the funny think is i have never donn the maxium theorictal limit of 108.0GB / per day on my 10mbps

97 gig in day to me sounds like a record to me, is that on the 20mb or the 10mb, I can't see it being possible on 10mb, 96 gig in 24 hours or so maxed out of 10mb (approx using basic estimations), that's 20-22 dvds in 24 hours or so.

I can not for the life of me find anything that's of interest that I need in that one day.

Still if true that's the most I've heard anyone download in 1 day. :tu:

zing_deleted
21-05-2007, 21:01
one series of battlestar gallactica one series of 24 one series of prison break and one series of lost would do it

supercyber
21-05-2007, 21:02
97 gig in day to me sounds like a record to me, is that on the 20mb or the 10mb, I can't see it being possible on 10mb, 96 gig in 24 hours or so maxed out of 10mb (approx using basic estimations), that's 20-22 dvds in 24 hours or so.

I can not for the life of me find anything that's of interest that I need in that one day.

Still if true that's the most I've heard anyone download in 1 day. :tu:

my DU Meter reports the max i done in a day, i am still on the 10mb service, dont when my line is getting upgraded.

108.0GB A DAY on 10mbps connection is absolute maxninum.

peanut
21-05-2007, 21:04
one series of battlestar gallactica one series of 24 one series of prison break and one series of lost would do it

Yes but I won't want them all in one day. Well not before I make some space on my 1.6TB worth of Hard drives. ;)

zing_deleted
21-05-2007, 21:06
was just pointing out that you could find enough if you looked hard enough

MovedGoalPosts
21-05-2007, 21:09
I don't even want to think about how much will have been pulled through my 4 meg STB cnnection over the weekend. What with the NTHW clan doing a LAN party here, combined with work to the clan's server which required a download of it's entire contents, the connection seemed to be maxxed out 24/7 :eek:

It's having a well deserved rest now ;)

peanut
21-05-2007, 21:10
I don't even want to think about how much will have been pulled through my 4 meg STB cnnection over the weekend. What with the NTHW clan doing a LAN party here, combined with work to the clan's server which required a download of it's entire contents, the connection seemed to be maxxed out 24/7 :eek:

It's having a well deserved rest now ;)

Till tomorrow. :D

zing_deleted
21-05-2007, 21:10
I don't even want to think about how much will have been pulled through my 4 meg STB cnnection over the weekend. What with the NTHW clan doing a LAN party here, combined with work to the clan's server which required a download of it's entire contents, the connection seemed to be maxxed out 24/7 :eek:

It's having a well deserved rest now ;)


it wont thank you for it ;)

TraxData
30-05-2007, 01:04
Well, this is how big my torrents are on average, so u can guess how much i get downloaded.

Then there's the ngs, oh my no wonder my drives are always full :D

All linux isos of course :angel:

Bill C
30-05-2007, 07:14
Well, this is how big my torrents are on average, so u can guess how much i get downloaded.

Then there's the ngs, oh my no wonder my drives are always full :D

All linux isos of course :angel:

Know how you feel.

I get discount from Aria on Hard Drives because i buy that many :LOL:.

These are what i buy now. Just received 4 of them for my Media Centre PC

http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Hard+Drives/Serial+ATA/500Gb+IBM+Hitachi+SATAII+8MB+?productId=27077

---------- Post added at 07:14 ---------- Previous post was at 07:08 ----------

I don't even want to think about how much will have been pulled through my 4 meg STB cnnection over the weekend. What with the NTHW clan doing a LAN party here, combined with work to the clan's server which required a download of it's entire contents, the connection seemed to be maxxed out 24/7 :eek:

It's having a well deserved rest now ;)

What about my poor machine and all the leeching that was done over the weekend from it ;) :LOL:

dilli-theclaw
30-05-2007, 08:34
Leeching ;) - I'm still trying to find somewhere to put it all :)

As for downloadinfg I think I do about 100 150gb a monthm, although I suspect this will increase drastically.

flashyphotos
30-05-2007, 09:14
Only a rough estimate for this month,

But guess about 60gb in torrents

and my news host reports
007-05-29 20:59:32 GMT 686.5379 GB


So about 750GB in total!

Still on 10Mb

PC_Arcade
30-05-2007, 11:05
I get discount from Aria on Hard Drives because i buy that many :LOL:.

These are what i buy now. Just received 4 of them for my Media Centre PC

http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Hard+Drives/Serial+ATA/500Gb+IBM+Hitachi+SATAII+8MB+?productId=27077



:LOL: there's a lot of willy waving about how much Hard disk space people have going on here

Out of interest Bill, why pay more than Seagate's 500gb drives for the Deathstars??
I don't trust IBM / Hitachi drives at all and the Seagates offer a 5 year warranty as opposed to the 3 of the deathstars

You can pick up the equivalent Seagate for ~£68 inc vat, or at least that was the last I paid for a few of them from overclockers

tweetiepooh
30-05-2007, 11:16
No wonder there's a lot of complaining on here about traffic shaping. All top 5% users are here :).

My highest in a day would have been around 5G before I found out about networks installs and Gentoo linux. Now it's harder. A 50Mb CDROM iso but then it grabs the rest as it needs it.

nutellajunkie
30-05-2007, 12:15
couple of kilobytes...

garrettfromtheci
30-05-2007, 15:33
About 5gb a day

TraxData
30-05-2007, 17:29
Know how you feel.

I get discount from Aria on Hard Drives because i buy that many :LOL:.

These are what i buy now. Just received 4 of them for my Media Centre PC

http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Hard+Drives/Serial+ATA/500Gb+IBM+Hitachi+SATAII+8MB+?productId=27077

---------- Post added at 07:14 ---------- Previous post was at 07:08 ----------



What about my poor machine and all the leeching that was done over the weekend from it ;) :LOL:

Hehe i also get a discount there, and at overclockers :p:

Current Space : 2.3terabyte, Free space : 24.9gb :( lol.

My poor machine...is worse off....can u imagine burning it all off? ;)

danielf
30-05-2007, 18:23
Well, this is how big my torrents are on average, so u can guess how much i get downloaded.


WTF is in an 80Gb torrent? :Yikes:

Bill C
30-05-2007, 18:30
:LOL: there's a lot of willy waving about how much Hard disk space people have going on here

Out of interest Bill, why pay more than Seagate's 500gb drives for the Deathstars??
I don't trust IBM / Hitachi drives at all and the Seagates offer a 5 year warranty as opposed to the 3 of the deathstars

You can pick up the equivalent Seagate for ~£68 inc vat, or at least that was the last I paid for a few of them from overclockers

I have not had any problems with IBM and tend to stick with 1 brand.

---------- Post added at 18:30 ---------- Previous post was at 18:29 ----------




can u imagine burning it all off? ;)

Tell me about it :LOL:

TraxData
30-05-2007, 19:27
WTF is in an 80Gb torrent? :Yikes:

a very very big linux iso :angel:

same with this 260gb torrent i got going ;)

dcclanuk
30-05-2007, 19:29
a very very big linux iso :angel:

same with this 260gb torrent i got going ;)

do u actually seed this back:shocked:

hokkers999
31-05-2007, 00:31
No wonder there's a lot of complaining on here about traffic shaping. All top 5% users are here :).

My highest in a day would have been around 5G before I found out about networks installs and Gentoo linux. Now it's harder. A 50Mb CDROM iso but then it grabs the rest as it needs it.

I *was* completely against traffic shaping, but having read this thread all I can hope is that *none* of you lot live anywhere near me and that you get shaped down to 128k or less.

You want that sort of capacity, get your wallet out and purchase your own dedicated 10meg stream then the rest of us might actually get a semi-decent service.

Before you bleat on about paying for it so you'll use it consider this. You pay to use the roads do you expect to drive on the motorway at 70 flat out, ALL the time? Welcome to the real world. You don't get a motorway all to yourself now do you.

Hopefully VM will get their act together and pass on the names & addresses of the P2P users to the MPAA & RIAA, don't even think about claiming that you d/l 300+ gigs of Linux distros.

They don't release3 x 3gig ISO's a day, so you're kidding no-one, and if you are incapable of burning an ISO to dvd then you shouldn't really be allowed to use a computer.

Tiger33
31-05-2007, 23:08
WTF is in an 80Gb torrent? :Yikes:

was gonnna ASK THE SAME THING! :(:erm: