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Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 23:28:28 -0400
10 Megabits =10,000,000 bits/second to you network guys 'cause ya'll never
bothered go
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> 1 player = 4kb/s
> 12 players = 40-45kb/s
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I'm sorry, but it appears to be more entertaining to
debate bits, bytes, and standards than answer your
question.
80 players is a bit optimistic in my opinion. If we
set aside all the debate and take the 2Mb connection
at what most people would consider it to be, and you
allocate 3.5Kb per player
1 player = 4kb/s
12 players = 40-45kb/s
use "iptraf"
www.google.com
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> I'm thinking about going colo with my dual xeo
Don't ask me, It is confusing and crazy that all these different
organizations can't agree.
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> Click the link, It explains it. The new definition is 1024 instead of
1000,
> just like Class A B & C addresses naming is the old way, CIDR is the new
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So we are just going to redefine what the actual speeds are for 10Mbit,
100Mbit, 1Gbit and 10Gbit Network speeds are we??
I guess you will want to have to a chat to IEEE about that first!
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Click the link, It explains it. The new definition is 1024 instead of 1000,
just like Class A B & C addresses naming is the old way, CIDR
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10 Megabits = 10,000,000 bits / Second.
This is Networking, not Programming or Server Administration.
Learn
are a file..quickly..
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Actaully both are right, but Dave is up to date.
http://www.atvci.net/bitsandbytes.html
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Actaully both are right, but Dave is up to date.
http://www.atvci.net/bitsandbytes.html
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> Dave
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Actually, no, because you're talking about bits not bytes.
1Mbit = 1000kbit
1MByte = 1024kByte
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LMAO! I was going to post the same thing!
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2 Mbps = 2048kbps != 2000kbps
Dave
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2 Mbps = 2048kbps != 2000kbps
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Maths, its a skill for
Martin Dickson wrote:
The company doing the colo says this will easily accomodate 80 players in CS.
I have two CS servers, one 22 player and one 12 player. When the
servers are full traffic is 124KB outbound. A 2Mb line (as described by
Whisper) will max at 250KB. Well double my player count and
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Its a dual xeon John.
So unless he has less than 512MB of RAM his Connection is going to be his
limiting factor!
What are the complete system specs?
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Its a dual xeon John.
So unless he has less than 512MB of RAM his Connection is going to be his
limiting factor!
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Maths, its a skill for life!!
2Meg Connection usually means 2 Megabit
b is for bit
B is for Byte
Do not forget it!
Now for the rocket science maths!
2 Megabits = 2000Kbits/s
2000 / 8 = 250KiloBytes/Second
Assuming it is a Symetrical connection 2Mb Up 2
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I'm thinking about going colo with my dual xeon. It would be on a 2meg connection.
The company doing the colo says this will easily accomodate 80 players in CS. One of
my frie
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