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It's going to be fast.

1. The difference between KB and KB: The information in the computer is represented by binary 0 and 1, in which each 0 or 1 is called a bit, which is represented by lowercase B, that is, bit (bit); Uppercase b means byte, that is, byte, one byte eight bits, that is, 1b 8b; The preceding capital k means thousand, i.e. thousands of bits (kb) or thousand bytes (kb). Indicates the size of a file, and generally uses bytes (KB) to represent the size of the file.

2. The difference between KB and KBPS: The first thing to understand is that PS refers to S, that is, per second. kbps refers to the network speed, that is, how many kilobytes of information are transmitted per second (k represents thousands, kb represents how many thousand bits), in order to intuitively appear that the transmission speed of the network is faster, general companies use kb (thousands) to represent, if it is kbps, it means how many kilobytes are transmitted per second.

1kbps＝8kbps。

The speed of your ADSL is 2048 kbps (2 m ADSL), which is 512 8 256 kbps (64 kilobytes per second) if converted into bytes.

In addition, the problem of total disconnection, because you are dropped more frequently during peak hours, is likely to be a problem with Netcom.

The speed of 2M bandwidth** can reach more than 200KB, which is already very good! Because 2M bandwidth refers to 2kbps, and **speed 200k refers to 200kb, 1kb = 8kbps. So it's pretty good.

The so-called 2M broadband actually refers to 2Mbps, which is 2MB per wonder.

1b refers to 1 bit, while 1b refers to 1 byte. Their conversion relationship is 1byte 8bit. In addition, in the computer, 1GB 1024MB, 1MB 1024KB, 1KB=1024B, generally we calculate it according to 1000, so your 2M broadband (2Mbps) is actually 256KB S.

This is the maximum bandwidth you can theoretically reach, but it doesn't necessarily mean that you can reach it every time, and it doesn't have to be higher (occasionally a little higher). In short, the approximate speed is around 256kb s. So, your speed should be okay.

Hope mine is helpful to you.

That's a good question, but shouldn't you put it into perspective?

Fix it clearly, IE is generally soft.

Didn't understand what you meant.

If 1m is doubled, it is not 2m

Doubling that 128 is not 256

Don't know what you mean by intermediate internet speed?

The network speed does not depend on the configuration, but on how many megabytes of network speed you have applied for in the telecom or Netcom company, and the network speed will not be increased if the configuration is good.

The Internet café is fiber accessed, of course, fast, half of it is 2 G speed.