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I got high speed now but a download limit of 8 gig. Is there a program or something to track all my downloads so i know where im at? thanks
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That includes web surfing, right? I think you should be ok as long as you don't download stuff constantly. I have a program called cFosSpeed, and I don't think that I've ever used much more than 8GB (not sure if its in giga-bit or -byte) in a month. That even includes downloading lots of stuff and linux iso's, along with my normal web surfing.
GB - GigaByte - 8 GigaBitsvskid wrote:That includes web surfing, right? I think you should be ok as long as you don't download stuff constantly. I have a program called cFosSpeed, and I don't think that I've ever used much more than 8GB (not sure if its in giga-bit or -byte) in a month. That even includes downloading lots of stuff and linux iso's, along with my normal web surfing.
Gb - GigaBit
Capital B is a byte, lowercase b is a bit. 8 bits in 1 byte.
8GBs of bandwidth should be fine if you only downloading small things, as opposed to 1GB DVD rips and such.
You might try...
http://www.bwmonitor.com/
It's a top Google result, Search!
I know that, the program only says "G", though, so I'm not sure what exactly it means. I think its GB, since it says utorrent has used a bit over "1G" today, and I downloaded a 700MB linux iso that has uploaded about the same, so GB is the only unit that fits.Adam G wrote:GB - GigaByte - 8 GigaBits
Gb - GigaBit
Capital B is a byte, lowercase b is a bit. 8 bits in 1 byte.
So far this month, I've used 2.7GB of bandwidth, including that torrent today.
I thought you were referring to GB/Gb as a unit of measurement and were confused on the terms themselves, now I see you were talking about cFosSpeeds use of the terms.vskid wrote:I know that, the program only says "G", though, so I'm not sure what exactly it means. I think its GB, since it says utorrent has used a bit over "1G" today, and I downloaded a 700MB linux iso that has uploaded about the same, so GB is the only unit that fits.
So far this month, I've used 2.7GB of bandwidth, including that torrent today.
So far this month....10GB +/? down.



