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    Are you sure? According to my calculations, a 56k internet connection shouldn't be able to do more than about 25 MB/hour.

    56k(bit) is 7 kB per second. 7 kB *60 * 60 = 25200 kB, which is 25.2 MB.

    Minus overhead, of course. On my 64kbit isdn back in the day, I would never get more than 7.6 kB, even if the theoretical maximum was 8. This also assumes perfect signal quality, which often wasn't the case, considering 56k dialup was an analogue connection type. It was common for 56k users to get connected at for example 48k.
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    Last edited by Mirage; 06-17-2012 at 07:35 PM.