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  1. In response to post #64810791. #64820561, #64823251, #64833016 are all replies on the same post.


    Tuskar1 wrote: So... I'm using vortex, adblock disabled, site is showing ads.
    Im downloading a mod, but the download speed says 992 KB/s at most. Is it not supposed to go beyond this, or am I still reaching over 1MB, but it's just saying 992?
    KillerSRB1 wrote: 1000kb/s is the same as 1 mb/s
    mcdanielskh wrote: KillerSRB1 is correct, but, just in case you need more detailed explanation:
    1000 K (K for 1000)= 1000x1000 =1 M (M for Million) (metric system FYI), your getting 99.2% of the 1MB "cap'ed" speed. Taking into account possible control bits, the fact the computers are binary math systems (see Below further explanation) and/or throttling threshold, In short, your getting what you should get :)

    Further Explanation:
    I left the KB/s out of the explanation above because it really does not matter but FYI technically 1KB/s is actually 1024B/s :) For a reference see following: https://pc.net/helpcenter/answers/why_1024_bytes
    Tuskar1 wrote: Let me edit my question. The upper window showing the download speed graph in Vortex doesn't even display anything above 1MB. And the graph reaches at most, 992KB. How am I supposed to know if Im downloading with 2MB if the graph wont even go over 1MB?


    > "but FYI technically 1KB/s is actually 1024B/s"

    That's actually wrong, K (kilo) is a SI prefix meaning 1000, so 1KB is 1000B, but Ki (kibi) is a binary prefix, meaning 2^10 = 1024, so 1KiB is 1024B.
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