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What is 1Gbits?

mpalm_ Posted messages 37 Status Member -  
Ben314 Posted messages 3302 Status Member -
Hello everyone,
So here it is, I have the possibility of having a speed of 1 Gbit, I was wondering what that means, if it's a good connection and how much I would roughly get in upload and download. Thanks in advance!

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    Ben314 Posted messages 3302 Status Member 1 507
     
    Hello

    1 gbit/s is the highest speed offered to individuals by traditional operators.

    download 1gbit/s - upload 200 mbit/s

    I'll let you look up the conversion to MB/s ;)
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    1. mpalm_ Posted messages 37 Status Member
       
      If I understand correctly, this connection would allow me to do high-quality live streams without encountering any issues?
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    2. Ben314 Posted messages 3302 Status Member 1 507
       
      live shows???
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    3. mpalm_ Posted messages 37 Status Member
       
      Live streaming, like on TWITCH for example, the act of playing and broadcasting live on a platform. I will change my question because I realize I'm drifting off the subject; my last question would be whether with this connection, I would have an upload speed greater than 0.80 Mbps? Thank you for your response and have a good evening.
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    4. Ben314 Posted messages 3302 Status Member 1 507
       
      Oh I don't know at all, I'm not familiar with Twitch ^^

      "Will I have an upload speed higher than 0.80 Mbps?" Well, reread what I wrote initially....
      200 Mbps, in my opinion, is higher than 0.80 Mbps :)
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    5. mpalm_ Posted messages 37 Status Member
       
      aha sorry I misread, this co is just laaaaaaargely enough for me! Thanks anyway you've helped me a lot.
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  2. brupala Posted messages 111151 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 450
     
    Hi,
    wow, there are some clueless people in the neighborhood,
    come on, middle school revision:
    https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pr%C3%A9fixe_du_syst%C3%A8me_international
    PS,
    1Gbit/s is only on point-to-point fiber.
    And... by design in this case it's 1 Gbit/s in both directions, the speed is only artificially limited beyond the link.
    And currently there's nothing better on public connections as indicated by Ben.

    And... there you go!
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  3. nadellen Posted messages 11941 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   7 353
     
    Let's wait for his bandwidth result, and we'll see afterwards!
    Depending on his current subscription and what is being offered to him.
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  4. nadellen Posted messages 11941 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   7 353
     
    What I want to know is what he has, with which plan? At what price; and what are they offering him? With whom? Orange as well or another provider? At what price? etc.
    So line test, to know not his downstream speed, which will vary from one test to another, but whether he is in total or partial unbundling, his attenuation rate, etc., and if he is eligible for fiber or cable
    See you tomorrow.
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  6. nadellen Posted messages 11941 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   7 353
     
    Good evening
    a bandwidth of 1 Gbit?
    that's not huge, it's even a little! well, it's still better than 512 MB...
    are you in a fully or partially unbundled area?
    what is the length of your line? which operator are you with currently?
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    1. mpalm_ Posted messages 37 Status Member
       
      Currently at Orange, I didn't understand the meaning of your other questions, sorry!
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    2. Ben314 Posted messages 3302 Status Member 1 507
       
      1 Gbit/s not huge???
      And 512 MB??? Maybe 512 kbit/s...

      There's work to do ^^
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  7. nadellen Posted messages 11941 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   7 353
     
    yes, my bad 1 gbit/s is huge, but I don't think he's talking about downstream bandwidth... unless he's wired, but definitely not on ADSL!
    I think it should have been read as kb/s and I responded based on that
    to make sure and not talk nonsense
    the best:
    type 192.168.1.1 in the address bar and then confirm
    - type admin/admin as username/password and then confirm
    - with a Livebox 2 Sagem, click on the "configuration" tab and then go to system information
    - with a Livebox 2 ZTE, click on the assistance/advanced assistance & customer support/system information/ADSL tab
    - copy/paste the following values:
    1.14 Upstream attenuation: ?? dB
    1.15 Downstream attenuation: ?? dB
    1.16 Upstream noise margin: ?? dB
    1.17 Downstream noise margin: ?? dB
    1.18 Maximum upstream bitrate: ?? kb/s
    1.19 Maximum downstream bitrate: ?? kb/s

    With a Livebox Play, once you're on the configuration page via 192.168.1.1, type the password in the upper right corner of the screen, then go to assistance/system information/DSL and copy/paste the following values:

    Bitrate and noise margin
    2.5 upstream DSL synchronization bitrate xx Kb/s
    2.6 downstream DSL synchronization bitrate xx Kb/s
    2.7 downstream noise margin xx dB
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    1. Ben314 Posted messages 3302 Status Member 1 507
       
      No, but it serves no purpose ^^

      "I don't think he's talking about downstream bandwidth," well no, it's you who talked about it.
      "I think it should have read kb/s," well no, it's fiber.

      Come on, one last one, the person wrote 'I have the possibility of having a speed of 1Gbits," so he doesn't have it, and in his box, well he won't know more...

      I know it's getting late, a good sleep and everything will be better tomorrow :)
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