Fair enough. I sit with a 2mbps line too. I don't download much (because I can't, or it takes too long) so I spend about 20gb/m. When I went over to bitco I downloaded a lot more. Steam always updating and torrentz etc. But I had to go back to telkom because of Bitco's packet loss.
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Fair enough. I sit with a 2mbps line too. I don't download much (because I can't, or it takes too long) so I spend about 20gb/m. When I went over to bitco I downloaded a lot more. Steam always updating and torrentz etc. But I had to go back to telkom because of Bitco's packet loss.
I downloaded Samurai Jack and Robot Chicken when I just got the connection. I'm in season 3 of Samurai Jack and season 2 of Robot Chicken
I quickly realised it would be pointless downloading a series in a few hours when it would take a few weeks to watch. So if I want to watch something, I download it at that point as opposed to hoarding it on a drive hoping to watch it later, because thats just never going to happen.
Very wise words.
If you upgrade you internet line then you should probably do the same with your viewing experience. Did it take a couple of hours to download your shows in 1080p? If so you then you're internet is extremely fast
