786_ali said:
yo_john117 said:
SamuelRSmith said:
yo_john117 said:
786_ali said:
yo_john117 said:
786_ali said:
yo_john117 said:
Aldro said:
Thx ya guys xD,
Also MGS4 imo is better then KZ2 but the graphics in KZ2 >>> MGS4. Although MGS4 is the best game ive ever played.
I payed like 25€ for Haze I laughed threw it as Non gravity said XD.
To Ya_john looking forward to playing more of gears 2 then x).
Epinefridis, GoW 1&2 was my way of saying GoW 3. But since its not released I just said: Hopefully. Besides I can play GoW 1 & 2 on my PS3 even though their PS2 games. My point is the franchise is on the Sony platform.
I live in Sweden we have 100mb/s as our.. overall thing, But ofcourse I dont usally get that. When I DL torrents with like 10 seeders I usally download around 5/6 mb. But when I right click on my internet connection etc it says 100mb/s from www.bredbandsbolaget.se
Dunno why so many have a hard time believing it. I know around 5 others that have it here. |
Damn i wish the US would have good internet connections like that, my internet connection says that its 5mb/s :( but in reality its 1.5mb/s down and 750kb/s up....which is just pathetic.
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Umm... in reality you have to divide the internet speed, 5 mbps in your case, by 8 to get the download speed. So if you get 1.5 mbps then you're lucky
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No no i just checked and its 1.25mb/s down and .25mbs/up
http://www.speedtest.net/
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/faceplam...... that's what I mean. You're lucky to be getting such a high download speed, you should actually be getting 600 kb/s which is why you're lucky
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why??? iv never heard of this divide by 8 shenanigans...nor have i ever seen it, my old internet connection was 8mb/s and when i checked on speedtest it come out a little bit above 3mb/s.
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No, the speed you pay for, the speed that speedtest reads and the speed your talking about is in bits, not bytes. There are 8 bits in every byte, thus to convert your speed from bits to bytes, you divide your speed by 8.
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lol whatever i don't care.
EDIT--i get it. the divide by 8 thing is the absolute worst case scenario, in reality most people lose around two thirds of their internet connection
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no you still don't get it. 8 bits make a byte. The speeds that the ISP claims are in bits. Therefore to get them in bytes you must divide by 8
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Bah whatever then, in reality it doesnt' matter...
