rohitshubham
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Its iiit not iit buddy.... BTW iits are not the only college which is blessed with such speedsIIT has fibre optics broadband so this much speed is expected
Its iiit not iit buddy.... BTW iits are not the only college which is blessed with such speedsIIT has fibre optics broadband so this much speed is expected
*s4.postimg.org/bz6wnu1od/3701390583.png HAHA
HAHA ... Most of the computers are using a Cat5e cable while the newer ones are using cat6I hope cables used there are watercooled
Yup... i don't know if any server would even allow such download speeds..... But maybe 10000rpm hdd can handle 600-700mbps at most ...beyond that an ssd is the only option...^^we will need SSD to download at that speed
which college man??? even in our hostel wifi speeds are crappy but they are nice in campus around 10-25 Mbps.But most of the time in our hostel some genius runs ARP poisoning so, you can barely browse ... Thankfully i live in my home ..meanwhile my college has around 8-9mbps speed and inside hostel room wifi signals are too low to use :/
@rohitshubham which college?
You dont need SSD,i have only hdd's and i download at 940 mbit^^we will need SSD to download at that speed
Yeah that's Right. SATA 3 will be able to handle such I/O SpeedsYou dont need SSD,i have only hdd's and i download at 940 mbit
Look the Peers section the screenshot above, all those high speed peers are local users, since all of them and I belong to the same network I get uncapped downloads from them and vice versa. And those peers, with client named btcache are servers hosted by the ISP which caches bittorrent content so when I download I get the data from ISP's local server instead of the web, so this saves the ISP tons of bandwidth. All popular torrents like games etc are cached always.^^Hey hows that possible man...download torrents @10mbps when speedtest show 2mbps??
i never knew such a divine ISP exists .... they host files on their severs :O ... do they host warez too??Look the Peers section the screenshot above, all those high speed peers are local users, since all of them and I belong to the same network I get uncapped downloads from them and vice versa. And those peers, with client named btcache are servers hosted by the ISP which caches bittorrent content so when I download I get the data from ISP's local server instead of the web, so this saves the ISP tons of bandwidth. All popular torrents like games etc are cached always.
Also its 10MBPs, that's 80mbps