What is the most data you have used in a day on your Note II?

sejgiul

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You sir make my brain hurt.. I'm in school for network engineering and i showed my fellow classmates and teacher this thread, we are all laughed out and sore from your logic...

i concede, you win...

I think you should reconsider your path of study lol

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It's possible but with like 10 torrents at a time but man those torrents must have like 20k seeders each.

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It's quite simple really. 50*1024/60/60 = 14.22 hours

It's possible but with like 10 torrents at a time but man those torrents must have like 20k seeders each.

see someone else gets my train of thought. To achieve 1Mb/s constantly for 14 straight hours is almost impossible unless you are downloading torrents and like Jose said you'd have to find some massively seeded torrents...

BTW sej, if my teacher is the one to point out its .1% probability and he's in his 32nd year of networking i doubt he's wrong.
 

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I would say the 1mb/s is an average since internet speeds are higher nowadays which is also proven by the screenshot of the speed test.

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I would say the 1mb/s is an average since internet speeds are higher nowadays which is also proven by the screenshot of the speed test.

I have downloaded Several TB of movies in just the last 6 months on my PC, which is on a 75mb/s connection. only a few times have i gotten a consistent 1mb/s on 1 single torrent for more then 3 hours and even then it was a torrent with atleast 10k seeders.

so to respond to your statement in short. sure 1Mb/s is possible but for a straight 14 hours, or 840 minutes, or 50,400 seconds seems quite impossible.
Try it. find a torrent, since they are the easiest to find a large file, and download it. how often do you get over 1Mb/s surely not 14 straight hours.
 

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I have downloaded Several TB of movies in just the last 6 months on my PC, which is on a 75mb/s connection. only a few times have i gotten a consistent 1mb/s on 1 single torrent for more then 3 hours and even then it was a torrent with atleast 10k seeders.

so to respond to your statement in short. sure 1Mb/s is possible but for a straight 14 hours, or 840 minutes, or 50,400 seconds seems quite impossible.
Try it. find a torrent, since they are the easiest to find a large file, and download it. how often do you get over 1Mb/s surely not 14 straight hours.



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ok. seems a little odd, but you've shown proof.

so what all where you downloading/streaming those 24 hours so i can try to replicate it?
 

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7mbps is 560gb in 24 hours, givin solid constant downloading and constant signal and constant rate so 50gb is indeed possable.

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7mbps is 560gb in 24 hours, givin solid constant downloading and constant signal and constant rate so 50gb is indeed possable.

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7 megabytes per second is 56 megabits per second which is near the maximum of 72 megabits per second that Verizon 4GLTE is theoretically rated at. While theoretically possible, 7 megabytes per second is kinda unlikely at least on a sustained level.

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ok. seems a little odd, but you've shown proof.

so what all where you downloading/streaming those 24 hours so i can try to replicate it?

Assuming that you have a fast sold connection, Netflix at the highest setting will be about 5 mbps, you can have two concurrent streams for 10mbps. Note that not all content is offered in 1080 p on Netflix, so choose wisely. then download large games off the play store and steam.

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Downloading 7 gb of torrents and watching Netflix.... ALL DAY has still only ever gotten me about 13gb in a day.

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