Got a call.....

Well, whats the difference?

I think it's price, business lines are a bit more expensive, but calls work out cheaper if you make a lot of them ;) I can't remember now to be truthful :p
 
I think it's price, business lines are a bit more expensive, but calls work out cheaper if you make a lot of them ;) I can't remember now to be truthful :p

AFAIK The normal line is all that is different. The ADSL Line pricing is exactly the same. :rolleyes:
 
to those of you with 4096, what speeds do u experience ?

when i was on 384Kbps [48KB/s] i could only reach 41 KB/s
I am now on 512Kbps [64KB/s] and i only reach 53 KB/s

what can i expect to reach should i upgrade to 4096 ?
 
As a rough guide I normally divide the speed by 10 to get the maximum throughput, so on a 384k you max will be 38k - give or take a few k. On a 4096 it should be about 400k
 
It's simple enough feo. A population without free/easy access to information is easy to control.

Yeah I can agree with that. It even shows on these forums (or any forum for that matter), the well-informed spend their time dishing out their knowledge to others whereas the general populace is pretty much clueless about everything.
 
its actually 384k devided by 8 .. thats how broadband is measured :)
 
I think 384, 512 and 1024 should be 1Mb, 2Mb and 4Mb respectively.

Sub-1Mb speeds in this day and age is just not on.
Those poor farmers who are lucky when they get 14.4 kilobits/sec
on the SOR18 rural subscriber lines. Faster to go with GPRS
if they have a signal. Thats if the cables do not get pinched too.
 
its actually 384k devided by 8 .. thats how broadband is measured :)

Well theoretically it would be divided by 8 (the whole 8 bits = 1 byte thing), but in reality I usually max out at 40ish KBps on a 384 kbps line (even on local) and I sync at 384 kbps (not on a lower profile ;)) I've never even smelt 48 KBps on this thing !
 
Well theoretically it would be divided by 8 (the whole 8 bits = 1 byte thing), but in reality I usually max out at 40ish KBps on a 384 kbps line (even on local) and I sync at 384 kbps (not on a lower profile ;)) I've never even smelt 48 KBps on this thing !
Same here. Telkom are scamming us here, forumites always say it's for TCP overhead but that's pure BS. 8kB/s for overhead, a FIXED 8kB/s EVERY TIME just to keep the connection open? I don't think so.

They punt it as 384k but it's actually 320k. :mad:
 
wonder if that means a speed above 4Mbps is around the corner?
 
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