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Is 2800Kilobits= to 2.8 Megabits:) :)
m4a2t0t
06-02-01, 05:00 PM
yes
Just trying to understand this:) :)
m4a2t0t
06-02-01, 06:11 PM
Originally posted by Lobo
Just trying to understand this:) :)
what exactly do you mean
Well on bits and bytes page it says 1,000,000 bits:)
I'm confused
m4a2t0t
06-02-01, 06:18 PM
wheres this page
EvilAjax
06-02-01, 06:22 PM
http://www.speedguide.net/Cable_modems/bandwidth.shtml
EvilAjax
06-02-01, 06:28 PM
Nevermind, I was wrong
The hole is getting bigger in my small boat, im sinking,lol:confused: :confused: :confused:
m4a2t0t
06-02-01, 06:38 PM
Originally posted by EvilAjax
http://www.speedguide.net/Cable_modems/bandwidth.shtml
this page confused me too!
I know that 1000=1Kilo and 1,000,000=1Mega and so on but doesnt 1Kbit =1024 Bytes
YARDofSTUF
06-02-01, 07:00 PM
Originally posted by Lobo
Is 2800Kilobits= to 2.8 Megabits:) :)
its equal to 2.734 megabites
1 meg =1024 kilobytes
m4a2t0t
06-02-01, 07:13 PM
Originally posted by YARDofSTUF
its equal to 2.734 megabites
1 meg =1024 kilobytes
2800K=2.8M
the K is only a prefix meaning 1000 or mulitply 2800x1000
i dont doubt you but im now confused about this.:confused:
YARDofSTUF
06-02-01, 10:40 PM
Originally posted by m4a2t0t
2800K=2.8M
the K is only a prefix meaning 1000 or mulitply 2800x1000
i dont doubt you but im now confused about this.:confused:
2800k does not equal 2.8m
1 gig =1024 megs
1 meg = 1024 K
1 KB = 1024 bytes
m4a2t0t
06-03-01, 03:13 AM
Originally posted by Lobo
Is 2800Kilobits= to 2.8 Megabits:) :)
kilobits not kilobytes
quote:
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Originally posted by YARDofSTUF
1 gig =1024 megs
1 meg = 1024 K
1 KB = 1024 bytes
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YARDofSTUF
06-03-01, 03:23 AM
ok kilobits then trust the site
m4a2t0t
06-03-01, 03:51 PM
Originally posted by Lobo
The hole is getting bigger in my small boat, im sinking,lol:confused: :confused: :confused:
lobo has the hole gotton smaller or even bigger now?
I think I got it, thanks for all the help guys:) :) :)
m4a2t0t
06-04-01, 11:51 PM
Originally posted by Norm
No
1 kilobit = 128 bytes
or
1 kilobit = 1024 bits
There are 8 bits to a byte.
The post I was answering was deleted :(
i am confused as to how 1000 bits=1024 bits
bits and bytes are two dif things
m4a2t0t
06-05-01, 12:20 AM
Originally posted by PING
bits and bytes are two dif things
i know
how does but how doews 1kilobit=1024bits
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