Games Messageboard: 80, but close. :P 1 byte = 8 bits. 10 megabytes = 80 megabits. by Aemon

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80, but close.

1 byte = 8 bits. 10 megabytes = 80 megabits. *NM* Aemon Send a noteboard - 24/09/2011 05:03:39 PM

Play any PC game on your PC, Mac or tablet, regardless of specifications. Seriously. Werthead - 23/09/2011 08:02:37 PM 843 Views

Just one question: is your connection 10MB/sec or 10mbps? A Deathwatch Guard - 23/09/2011 11:05:30 PM 472 Views

I'm guessing 10 mbps; 10 MB/s is like 120 mbps *NM* Praziquantel - 24/09/2011 07:57:58 AM 235 Views

80, but close.

1 byte = 8 bits. 10 megabytes = 80 megabits. *NM* Aemon - 24/09/2011 05:03:39 PM 189 Views

The bandwidth is not a big deal above a certain threshold. Aemon - 24/09/2011 05:10:41 PM 458 Views

So how do you measure or check your latency? *NM* A Deathwatch Guard - 24/09/2011 09:14:30 PM 187 Views

Generally, go to speedtest.net Fox and Ravens - 29/09/2011 09:07:20 PM 431 Views

Again, for the upload speed, do you really mean 1MB/sec or 1mbps? A Deathwatch Guard - 29/09/2011 09:26:08 PM 596 Views

Either number is well above the required minimum. That said, 1mbps makes more sense. Aemon - 30/09/2011 05:01:17 PM 428 Views

You're on the right track, but let me clarify a bit. Aemon - 30/09/2011 04:57:52 PM 402 Views

10mbps *NM* Werthead - 24/09/2011 05:53:05 PM 240 Views

*NM* A Deathwatch Guard - 24/09/2011 09:15:19 PM 200 Views

I'm a elitist codger who hates change, so it makes me unhappy for no good reason. lord-of-shadow - 23/09/2011 11:05:54 PM 458 Views

What about using the free system? Werthead - 24/09/2011 05:55:09 PM 470 Views

I don't need it. I am sitting at a PC powerful enough to play any of these games with no hitches. lord-of-shadow - 24/09/2011 06:25:36 PM 407 Views

It could still be useful to you, though. Aemon - 30/09/2011 05:15:48 PM 474 Views

*NM* Aemon - 24/09/2011 05:05:00 PM 219 Views

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