Do you want a 2Gbps broadband connection?

Do you want 2Gbps broadband at home?

  • Yes.

    Votes: 4 2.9%
  • YES!

    Votes: 20 14.3%
  • Heck yeah!

    Votes: 16 11.4%
  • Where do I sign over my first born?

    Votes: 37 26.4%
  • Is this a rhetorical question?

    Votes: 63 45.0%

  • Total voters
    140
Only a Solidstate Hard disk can read and write at those speeds, and then only on specific types of files. Currently no conventional external hdd's can transfer files at a sustained 256MB/sec, the USB3 interface will allow it, but not the actual HDD.

So at this point in time having a 2gbps internet connection is a joke.

Ever heard of RAID?
 
Ever heard of RAID?

Besides that there's also the fact that many people nowadays have several devices that connect to the internet in their homes. You could have a PC downloading/seeding the internet 24/7, playing online games, having other members of the family watching YouTube, skyping etc. all at the same time at blistering speeds.

Calling this a joke is extremely short-sighted.
 
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Ever heard of RAID?

yeah? where you come up with that current HDDs cant transfer... as far as i know SATA 3 is 6gbps (i know doesnt reach close to that speed but yeah still can be done with RAID setups)

your bottleneck comes from normal NICs (1gbps)

moral of story? get more than 2 PC's with 1gbps NIC and go crazy to saturate the line :D. well atleast try to
 
When we ever receive something like this it will be bundled with a 10 gig data bundle cap
 
Besides that there's also the fact that many people nowadays have several devices that connect to the internet online. You could have a PC downloading/seeding the internet 24/7, playing online games, having other members of the family watching YouTube, skyping etc. all at the same time at blistering speeds.

Calling this a joke is extremely short-sighted.

Before we get into the technicalities, 2 things :
- Why would you want to download the internet, when you have a 2gbps connection ?
- I'd like to see how much of their 2gbps they actually use on average.

lol
 
yeah? where you come up with that current HDDs cant transfer... as far as i know SATA 3 is 6gbps (i know doesnt reach close to that speed but yeah still can be done with RAID setups)

your bottleneck comes from normal NICs (1gbps)

moral of story? get more than 2 PC's with 1gbps NIC and go crazy to saturate the line :D. well atleast try to

Ok so you'd say SSD's or 3 normal hdd's is pretty common at this point in time ?

I'm not talking about your command centre in your parents' basement, I'm talking about the outside world.

Have you ever bonded or teamed two NICs and gotten a sustained 250MB/sec throughput through them ?
 
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Ok so you'd say SSD's or 3 normal hdd's is pretty common at this point in time ?

I'm not talking about your command centre in your parents' basement, I'm talking about the outside world.

Have you ever bonded or teamed two NICs and gotten a sustained 250MB/sec throughput through them ?

Yes! and Yes!

Really old people half of mybb has hp micro servers by the dozen so...

Yes! again.
 
Before we get into the technicalities, 2 things :
- Why would you want to download the internet, when you have a 2gbps connection ?
- I'd like to see how much of their 2gbps they actually use on average.

lol

Exactly- you sommer stream EVERYTHING!

4k video :D

You almost don't need a HDD any more. SSD for OS and some files, everything else in the cloud.
 
Ok so you'd say SSD's or 3 normal hdd's is pretty common at this point in time ?

I'm not talking about your command centre in your parents' basement, I'm talking about the outside world.

Have you ever bonded or teamed two NICs and gotten a sustained 250MB/sec throughput through them ?

Why team two when you can team four?

I've been running a 4 disk RAID array in my desktop since about 2006, SSD since 2009...

Also as other forumites have mentioned, you aren't limited to using the connection on a single device. So I'll run my laptop, desktop, tablet, phone and TV off it, with capacity to spare.
 
Our Hong Kong office get 155mb/sec as part of their telecom setup. There is faster available apparently
 
Why team two when you can team four?

I've been running a 4 disk RAID array in my desktop since about 2006, SSD since 2009...

Also as other forumites have mentioned, you aren't limited to using the connection on a single device. So I'll run my laptop, desktop, tablet, phone and TV off it, with capacity to spare.

Like you frequently max out your 1gbps LAN at home ?

Once again, I'm talking about the outside world, not your command centre in your parents' basement.
 
Like you frequently max out your 1gbps LAN at home ?

Once again, I'm talking about the outside world, not your command centre in your parents' basement.

i dont know about you but i have 3 PC's in my house, 3 cellphones and a Ipad and i often saturate the network. sending files here and there. normally sending 30- over 300GB at a time over network to other PC or something then also streaming on ipad or on pc's so yes i actually do max it out often.

and thats only for 2 people living together. Yes we are more than average users but i am pretty sure your normal user does use over lets say 90% for about an hour or so. if you going to send stuff on network already will max it out. Yes i am a Network tech but I see dayly networks use up 1gbps easy. and thats running Interent + VOIP.

like I say, if i have 3 PC's + 3 cellphones (push notifications on and updates as well) + a Ipad then i would love atleast 1gbps. download what you want and i few min (if so long) it done. then rest of day just put rest off. honestly id the forget completely about running HDD's yes id run like 256GB SSD and then just stream everything i want to.

but in real world speeds like downloads off server = they apparently max out at 600mbps last time i heard...

but yet again everyone to there own.
 
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