Author Topic: how fast do you think it would take to download a 10 gb game at 50 mbps up/5 d  (Read 733 times)

5 down

we're getting a 50 mbps down and 5 up plan soon so i'd like to know

50 mbps is 6.25 mb/s
10 000 / 6.25 = 1 600 seconds
1 600 / 60 = 26 minutes


oh wait you have 5 mbps down??

5 mbps is 0.625 mb/s
10 000 / 0.625 = 16 000 seconds
16 000 / 60 = 266 minutes
266 / 60 = 4.5 hours
« Last Edit: May 01, 2016, 06:40:16 PM by Donnies Catch »

tfw getting google fiber
tfw up to 1000 mbps down

Are you getting 50 up, and 5 down? Or 5 up, and 50 down?
Because you say 5 down in the title, and then 50 down in the OP.

in a perfect world, 26 minutes for a 50mbs download speed

but this is discounting for the download servers speeds and depending on if your provider throttles your internet or not so it might not go at that speed at all
« Last Edit: May 01, 2016, 06:56:22 PM by Maxwell. »

in a perfect world, 26 minutes

but this is discounting for the download servers upload speeds and depending on if your provider throttles your internet or not
And just general fluctuation.
Plus, if he's downloading it via wifi in his house he might go slower if he doesn't have a great connection to the router.

5 mbps down, i couldn't type the full thing in the title. i've never had a problem with this isp in the past with throttling.

i only use ethernet

how fast do I think it would take
how fast
it would take


for future reference: upload speed is not relevant in finding download speed

5000 / 8 = 6.25 megabytes per second

assuming no one is watching netflix at your house, and wherever you are downloading from lets you use that bandwidth.

How do you even get 50up and 5down?

5 megabytes or megabits per second?


megabytes
are you sure about that? most internet companies will display their speeds in megabits even though a megabyte is an eighth of a megabit.
« Last Edit: May 02, 2016, 06:54:57 AM by EcstaticEggplant »