3 years, 4 months ago
How much is 100mbps / month in TB of data transferred?
Some of the hosts I am looking at have the bandwidth transfer in the speed of the network interface - NOT in the TB of data???
This is a bit confusing so how much can I transfer with 10mbps and how much with 100mbps?
This is a bit confusing so how much can I transfer with 10mbps and how much with 100mbps?
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M$1 Answer
100 mb/s maxed out for one month would be 33.48 TB
Though, you really have to consider whether you'd be even be close to maxing out the bandwidth for an entire month straight.
Though, you really have to consider whether you'd be even be close to maxing out the bandwidth for an entire month straight.
source(s):
Mb/s * s/min * min/hr * hr/day * days/month * bits/Mb ÷ bits/Byte ÷ TB / Byte
Mb/s * s/min = 6,000 Mb/min
* min/hr = 360,000 Mb/hr
* hr/day = 8,640,000 Mb/day
* days/month = 267,840,000 Mb/month
* bits/Mb = 267,840,000,000,000 bits/month
/ bits/Byte = 33,480,000,000,000 Bytes/month
/ TB / Byte = 33.48 TB/month
Mb/s * s/min * min/hr * hr/day * days/month * bits/Mb ÷ bits/Byte ÷ TB / Byte
Mb/s * s/min = 6,000 Mb/min
* min/hr = 360,000 Mb/hr
* hr/day = 8,640,000 Mb/day
* days/month = 267,840,000 Mb/month
* bits/Mb = 267,840,000,000,000 bits/month
/ bits/Byte = 33,480,000,000,000 Bytes/month
/ TB / Byte = 33.48 TB/month
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M$
Any extra help on how you calculated that so I know for the future ;)
I updated the answer ... put the calculations in the "source(s)"
Uh oh....
found an error....
"1,000,000,000,000 TB / Byte" should actually read "1,000,000,000,000 Bytes / TB"
But the final answer is unaffected by that.
It all makes sense now ;) Thanks. I suppose I won't be using that much on my http://iBetaTest.com, at least not in the first months. Thanks!