Question

[13CentKiller]

758Kb divided by 8.

For example:

Old connection:

256Kb/s Down / 128Kb/s Up

Divide both numbers by eight separately gives you:

32KB/s Down / 16KB/s UP

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Divided by 8 your connection should go at roughly: 94.75KB/s

Your ISP displays the connection as Kb, because they can leagally make the reading look bigger because the unit of measure they are using is smaller than the common unit of measure when downloading a file in a web browser, if that made any sense at all.:unsure:

In other words your web browser measures your download speed as KB not Kb ( B = BYTE / b = BIT )

Hope this helps:cool:

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