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Comment by Trevor Magnani on April 20, 2009 at 10:49pm

In New York - Cablevision gives me 15Mbps down* and 2 Mbps up*
(*These are the numbers they tell you, but realistically you will never see these numbers. I average around 12Mbps down directly connected to my modem)

Comment by James Hill on April 20, 2009 at 3:22pm

Yeah I pay $60 a month for 25GB

Comment by Jeep Runner on April 20, 2009 at 6:56am

Sounds like I'm getting screwed. I pay Verizon $59.99 a month for 5GB.

Comment by James Hill on April 19, 2009 at 10:40pm

You never had caps? I cannot get a high speed plan anywhere is AUST

Comment by Jeni on April 19, 2009 at 10:39pm

I use "NetMeter" to monitor my bandwidth usage and generally use about 60GB on my desktop and 45GB to 60 on my ASUS 1000h netbook.

These bandwidth caps are gonna get interesting as soon as more people start using netflicks, hulu, downloading podcasts etc......

It's gonna such when I get a better computer and can game again...I'm pretty sure even Comcasts caps could be breached if I had time to watch HD vids and game online.....

Comment by tommy on April 19, 2009 at 6:07am

I have no idea,how much bandwithe i use.Daily or monthly.And Comcast wont say how much allowed.I have 3 computers.But all is not booted up at once.There's just me and the Wife.So sometimes two computers on at once.So how much does i really use.Email and surfing and Youtube.And even now on Geeks?My Wife mostly email and surf and play games in Pogo.

Comment by Christoffer Bader on April 18, 2009 at 3:56pm

I use too much...

Comment by Alex G on April 18, 2009 at 9:31am

I live in Canada. Canada has some of the worst competition in the world for any form of communication: internet, wireless phones, home lines, etc, mainly because there are only 3 providers that charge what they want and can play the government without any backlash. It pisses all of us off, however the public has next to no power to change anything when it comes to those companies policies.

I get capped at 60GB a month with a download speed of about 5mb and upload of about 500kb with Rogers Cable. My connection is usually okay until I start using torrents, which Rogers throttles.

Comment by Bryan Price on April 18, 2009 at 7:32am

I have no clue, and won't until Comcast finally gives me the the bandwidth measuring tool that I've been hearing about for so long.

But in the three days since I've rebooted this computer (Thank you MS for that security fix...), just in torrent traffic alone, it's been 16 gigs, coming and going. My wife streams TV shows, anywhere from 5 to 10 per day, although she's usually only here one week out of four. Then there are the large files that she FTPs on a regular basis, and the RDP sessions. There's the kids that use it for their YouTube and downloading needs. And then there's my laptop, and my wife's laptop.

I do know that I have personally used over 5 gigabytes in an 8 hour period. That was shortly after my arrival home from South Africa, where I made do with 2 gigabytes, total, sending and receiving, for a while month. A lot of that was uploading my pictures I had up to Flickr. I also had a lot of downloading of attachments, one month's worth.

It wouldn't surprise me to be close to the 350GB/month I get.

I wouldn't be supr

Comment by Mikk Tendermann on April 18, 2009 at 3:28am

currently i use about 1.2TB-1.9TB every month sometimes even more. i have unlimited data plan and allways downloading mpeg2 stream

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