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In Reply to: RE: Video doesn't require THAT much bandwidth posted by AbeCollins on October 03, 2024 at 11:56:42
doesn't change the level of performance I used to get a 5 mbits upload.End of story.
Edits: 10/03/24Follow Ups:
Your comment here doesn't make much sense to me.
"doesn't change the level of performance I used to get a 5 mbits download"
A 5 megabit download would be a 0.625 Megabyte download..... which will take only 1 second to download if you have 5-Mbs service, or 0.1 sec to download if you have 50-Mbs service, or 0.01 sec to download if you have 500 Mbps service. But at this point it becomes more about latency response vs throughput speed.
Which gets me back to one of my earlier comments about there being no perceptible difference between my 500 Mbs service vs 1 Gbps.
As for streaming, if the video is streamed at 5 Mbs, a 50 or 500 Mbs service will net no improvement in the video. It will simply stream at the 5 Mbs rate.
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