4.0 MBPS internet speed

[theunknown56]

I have looked it up and it seems that 4.0 MBPS is a good internet connection speed. One web site said that a spy cookie or trojan can slow it down by hogging my bandwich. Is this true?

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[Saber15]

They can slow your connection down.

[Valen]

I have 23.78 :D

[theunknown56]

I have 23.78 :D

damn haha

[Hugums]

36.00 MBPS and my connection is low. need a better router :<

[Sirrus]

I have a 16Mbps connection, which should be around 2MBps. I hardly ever get that on downloads; I attribute it to inefficiencies in my router/modem/cords combination but I'm probably wrong.

[MtnDew]

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I have 25 MBPS Down and up
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[CapTMeaT]

54 MBPS

[WhatevaGuy]

bandwich

Woman, make me a damn bandwich!

[Illidan]

54 MBPS

Your snake' speed does not count here.

[Saber15]

54 MBPS

I have a 16Mbps connection, which should be around 2MBps. I hardly ever get that on downloads; I attribute it to inefficiencies in my router/modem/cords combination but I'm probably wrong.

36.00 MBPS and my connection is low. need a better router :<

Something tells me you all are just reading the "Speed: x" part of your (wireless) network connection info. Mine says I get 54 MBPS, but I only get 700 kb/sdownload speeds.

[Kalphiter]

54 MBPS

That's between your computer and your router/modem, idiot.

[TapeDeck]

I have a 16Mbps connection, which should be around 2MB/s. I hardly ever get that on downloads; I attribute it to inefficiencies in my router/modem/cords combination but I'm probably wrong.

Mbps = megabits per second
MB/s = megabytes per second
8 bits = 1 byte
so your Mbps speed divided by 8 is your MB/s speed
so if you have 4 Mbps, it will take you 2 seconds to download a 1 MB file.

Just to clear things up for the people who dont already know the difference

[theunknown56]

Can the spy cookie(s) also effect my ps3's (((online))) play?

[Saber15]

Can the spy cookie(s) also effect my ps3's (((online))) play?

If it's on the same network as your computer, and the computer is on, yes.