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freecybermag
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Can anyone tell me if 20GB of bandwith a month is really good or not. What does it really mean???
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Chris
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Chris
the 'user level' meaning of bandwidth (quoted on web hosts websites as part of a hosting package) is 'download volume' this means if you have a 1Mb website it could be downloaded 20,000 times (think of 1Gb=1000Mb) per month
Actually it's a little different but I won't get techie and say the real meaning of bandwidth or the real values of MB to Gb!
Hope this helps,
Rob
Actually it's a little different but I won't get techie and say the real meaning of bandwidth or the real values of MB to Gb!
Hope this helps,
Rob
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freecybermag said:
For the average user yes it's ample - but obviously I don't know your application etc - for a busy music download site it's a drop in the ocean.
I'd hazard a good guess and just say yes
Rob
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Just for clarity 1GB=1000MB (well, 1024 to be precise)
and for reference, of the couple of hundred sites we host, less than 10 use more than 10GB per month
and for reference, of the couple of hundred sites we host, less than 10 use more than 10GB per month
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