hob
Jan 18, 2004, 05:50 PM
Have been thinking, and answered my own original question, but I could do with some input:
Original question:
Q "Why if my wireless network is running at 11MBps am i not recieving data at a rate of 11Mb per second?"
A "MBps is Mega BITS per second, stupid!"
Q2 "Oh! Silly me, well - what then is a bit?"
A2 "I think it's like an 8th of a byte?"
Q3 "So what speed should my data be moving at?"
A3 "I dunno!"
Any help, or maybe some links or something - cheers...
Original question:
Q "Why if my wireless network is running at 11MBps am i not recieving data at a rate of 11Mb per second?"
A "MBps is Mega BITS per second, stupid!"
Q2 "Oh! Silly me, well - what then is a bit?"
A2 "I think it's like an 8th of a byte?"
Q3 "So what speed should my data be moving at?"
A3 "I dunno!"
Any help, or maybe some links or something - cheers...
