Thursday, September 22, 2011

How fast will I use up 40gb Broadband Limit?!?

I'm thinking of changing broadband provider to make my bills cheaper.



I would be going from 4mb download speed unlimited downloads to 8mb speed with 40gb download limit.



The thing is that as I've been on unlimited since signing up - I have no idea what I actaully use per month.



I only use the internet for really for surfing and forums.



I'm not a big music fan, so don't download music, I don't download pirated films, etc...



I've found the joys and amusement of youtube though...



How quickly could I use up 40gb?



Any ideas based on what I've described?



KDHow fast will I use up 40gb Broadband Limit?!?
I have 40gb download limit and check what Ive used with BitMeter. Just download it (free). Google it. Its quite a lot. Ive never used my full allowance yetHow fast will I use up 40gb Broadband Limit?!?
Not very fast. That's a lot of bandwidth!!How fast will I use up 40gb Broadband Limit?!?
From what you've described, you wont actually reach that download limit in a month.How fast will I use up 40gb Broadband Limit?!?
check google.comHow fast will I use up 40gb Broadband Limit?!?
Unless youre dowloading movies or music, you wont hit anywhere near that.How fast will I use up 40gb Broadband Limit?!?
i have a one GB download limit, and i have only ever exceeded it once, and that wasnt really my fault. i download the occasionaly song, and some progreams that are like 400mb, but i just do like one or 2 per month, 40gb is a tonn you are unlikely to run outHow fast will I use up 40gb Broadband Limit?!?
For only watching videos from youtube, 40gb should be way more than you will need. Most people can live of 20gb for stuff like you do.How fast will I use up 40gb Broadband Limit?!?
Since you don't download anything, you should be safe. However, you should note that downloading isn't restricted to movies and music. Email and any email attachments that you download to your computer counts against the limit as with any security patches and products.



Your ISP should have a record of your downloading history (mine has a special webpage that I can check). You may want to contact your ISP to ask what your history has been and if you can access the records yourself.

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