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Druchii · 09-05-2006, 18:34

10Mb = 10240kbps = 1280KBps. (roughly 1Megabyte per second)
Upload? 512? 512 = 512 = 64KBps (Roughly 64Kilobytes per second)
If its a 384 upload then it is...
384kbps = 48KBps (roughly 48Kilobytes per second)

Bits to bytes basically, 8 bits to one byte, and NTL measure there speeds in BITS. That means 1Mbit = 1024Bits = 128KBytes

09-05-2006, 18:34	#2
Druchii cf.mega poster Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Oslo, Norway. Age: 35 Services: Canal Digital: 50/10 Posts: 7,577	Re: 10 meg what download speed should i get 10Mb = 10240kbps = 1280KBps. (roughly 1Megabyte per second) Upload? 512? 512 = 512 = 64KBps (Roughly 64Kilobytes per second) If its a 384 upload then it is... 384kbps = 48KBps (roughly 48Kilobytes per second) Bits to bytes basically, 8 bits to one byte, and NTL measure there speeds in BITS. That means 1Mbit = 1024Bits = 128KBytes