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StealthWar42 18603 cr points Send Message: 29 / M / Seattle, and ever... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/2/12 destinypi wrote: Feels like megabytes and megabits are being confused. +1.... 50 megabytes per second would be pretty close to heaven on earth.
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Taedrin 55498 cr points Send Message: 31 / M Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/2/12 During my internship, I had to download about 600-700 gigabytes from my desktop onto a testing environment. This was all over an intranet, though, so that might not count.
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ispy12 35567 cr points Send Message: 26 / Canada Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/2/12 a 75gb wordlist.
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	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/2/12 , edited 9/2/12 thefinalword wrote: gaara579 wrote: Single file? Well I cannot really think of one. Biggest TORRENT I downloaded was over 300gbs. (luckly I have a fast connection) I can go 7MBPS. that's it? I do about 50mbps That's relatively slow compared to what is considered real high speed. You mean you have seen your connection do 50MBPS? In a torrent? That is impossible. According to ST, my connection is faster than 84% of all United States. [URL=http://www.speedtest.net] It has been higher than this before though.
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emina0 33071 cr points Send Message: M Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/2/12 The biggest single file download I ever managed is 3.99 GB large. It took a full 9 Hrs to download with my internet connection:
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Rawnchie14 54109 cr points Send Message: 31 / M / Boston, MA Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/2/12 , edited 9/2/12 I downloaded my gargantuan backup of all my VST (Virtual Studio Technology) instruments and their presets. I think the grandiose total came to around 550 GB. As for the numbers in dealing with internet speeds, I'm currently getting ~8 mb/s (megabyte/s) download speeds - which is ~75 Mbps (Megabits/s). As far as I know, the official conversion is 8Mbps = 1mb/s - or at least it's supposed to be, but the measurements are always under.
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	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/2/12 Can't remember... But it was somewhere around 30 GB.
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Totavo 51455 cr points Send Message: 25 / M / Missouri, United... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/2/12 a619ko wrote: When I was 14... I spent two days trying to download a TB...of porn. I don't know what to say for my self. I was truly a sick 14 year old. Oh yeah, and I got a Trojan virus, broke my computer, my dad found out, he laughed, and I went a few months without a computer, taught me a lesson. It was back when Limewire was still around...I just said, no way, I have got to do this! I like your story, just remember kids, bigger is not always better. Especially when its from limewire.
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	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/2/12 gaara579 wrote: thefinalword wrote: gaara579 wrote: Single file? Well I cannot really think of one. Biggest TORRENT I downloaded was over 300gbs. (luckly I have a fast connection) I can go 7MBPS. that's it? I do about 50mbps That's relatively slow compared to what is considered real high speed. You mean you have seen your connection do 50MBPS? In a torrent? That is impossible. According to ST, my connection is faster than 84% of all United States. [URL=http://www.speedtest.net] It has been higher than this before though. I don't know since I don't deal in torrents. The last time I checked I do roughly about 47.50mbps download but im too lazy too print screen.
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sturdyironkey 24142 cr points Send Message: 32 / M / USA Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/2/12 Straight up http:// downloading; Guild Wars 2 at approximately 25gb Tera Online at approximately 30gb No torrent/p2p, not even ftp.
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Battler1 6005 cr points Send Message: Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/8/12 for me was download my HDD of the internet.. i didn't have enough space so i compressed it into 10part 9GB each file and uploaded it... 2 months later i downloaded and uncompressed
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	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/8/12 80 gigs for every single Studio Ghibli films for me...
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toxxin 43413 cr points Send Message: 25 / Nowhere in partic... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/8/12 I dont really keep track. Ive downloaded games that I had to leave my computer on overnight to finish but I'm sure part of that was my dl speed.
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jer5500 66872 cr points Send Message: 34 / M / Hell Paso Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/8/12 destinypi wrote: thefinalword wrote: gaara579 wrote: Single file? Well I cannot really think of one. Biggest TORRENT I downloaded was over 300gbs. (luckly I have a fast connection) I can go 7MBPS. that's it? I do about 50mbps That's relatively slow compared to what is considered real high speed. Feels like megabytes and megabits are being confused. 50 Mbps would yield an actual download speed of about 6-7 MB/s i have a 20 Mbps connection and i can download at most at 2.5 MB/s and this is not that fast. Asia and Europe have those speeds on their cell phones.... and land lines (fiber optic they have on average 150-200Mbps on their homes.)
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shamarr496 17818 cr points Send Message: 21 / M / bloomington, IL Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 9/8/12 biggest download for computer was probably about 10G but one download that is ridiculous for what it is, is a battlefield 3 update there updates are like 2g while other games keep there's in the low mb's i like how there trying to fix stuff and make the game better but geez thats to much for a 360 game update
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