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I have seen lots of "how fast is your internet" threads so I though it would be fun to see how much bandwidth everyone uses on here.

I think I probably use a few 100GB a month but I only have an 8mb/s internet speed so I imagine it will be interesting seeing how much people with faster speeds can get through, even if it is a bit of a sore topic for the Americans with small data caps.

Anyway, give the poll a go and lets see the results.

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i have a cap of 250gb a month and I get close everytime, If i don't i download a bunch of games from my steam library :P

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I have seen lots of "how fast is your internet" threads so I though it would be fun to see how much bandwidth everyone uses on here.

I think I probably use a few 100gb a month but I only have an 8mB/s internet speed so I imagine it will be interesting seeing how much people with faster speeds can get through, even if it is a bit of a sore topic for the Americans with small data caps.

Anyway, give the poll a go and lets see the results.

how can i see how much i use?

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I have a 120Mbps connection, and I pull around 10 GB on a normal day, but some days I spike as high as 50GB. I have yet to breach a TB in one month, but if I had data caps, I would be well beyond them

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how can i see how much i use?

My ISP has a meter on their website in my account but otherwise just take a guess.

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According to my ISP I average around 300GB per month.

 

 

Edit: That was the last time I checked though and my speeds were 60 down its now 152 so may be more... I have to phone up to check, there's no stats on my account.

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100Gb+ = 12.5GB+ =/=100GB+

Yes but a + is much easier to type than 10-20gb, 20-30gb etc..

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Yes but a + is much easier to type than 10-20gb, 20-30gb etc..

b=a bit B= a BYTE(8bits) 

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b=a bit B= a BYTE(8bits)

Sorry, didn't realise I had done that, correcting now.

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On average I use 12.2TB, sometimes up to/more then 60TB a month.

This is total bandwidth so both up and down.

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on average I use 12.2TB, sometimes more then 60TB.

I was waiting for your post, I can't see many people matching that usage!

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On average I use 12.2TB, sometimes up to/more then 60TB a month.

This is total bandwidth so both up and down.

 

Mainly upload :D

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On average I use 12.2TB, sometimes up to/more then 60TB a month.

This is total bandwidth so both up and down.

Dang you really are looney....

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1 Byte.  :D

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Probably somewhere between 300GB and 1TB most of the time. I hardly ever watch TV anymore and I'm sure all the online streaming adds up.

 

I don't really play many games for gameplay anymore honestly. I play most games just for the graphics.

 

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I have seen lots of "how fast is your internet" threads so I though it would be fun to see how much bandwidth everyone uses on here.

I think I probably use a few 100GB a month but I only have an 8mb/s internet speed so I imagine it will be interesting seeing how much people with faster speeds can get through, even if it is a bit of a sore topic for the Americans with small data caps.

Anyway, give the poll a go and lets see the results.

My connection is about the same speed and I use a few hundred GB too. I'd say around 50GB+ is Netflix and YouTube.

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About 2TB to 4TB per month - but up and down. Love no bandwidth limits...

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root@router1:~# vnstat



Database updated: Sun Mar 23 20:47:19 2014



   eth0 since 02/06/14



          rx:  1.27 TiB      tx:  2.17 TiB      total:  3.44 TiB



   monthly



                     rx      |     tx      |    total    |   avg. rate



     ------------------------+-------------+-------------+---------------



       Feb '14    435.32 GiB |  770.60 GiB |    1.18 TiB |    4.18 Mbit/s



       Mar '14    868.42 GiB |    1.42 TiB |    2.27 TiB |    9.85 Mbit/s



     ------------------------+-------------+-------------+---------------



     estimated      1.15 TiB |    1.92 TiB |    3.07 TiB |













root@router1:~# vnstat -d



 eth0  /  daily



         day         rx      |     tx      |    total    |   avg. rate



     ------------------------+-------------+-------------+---------------



      02/22/14     19.63 GiB |   34.82 GiB |   54.44 GiB |    5.29 Mbit/s



      02/23/14     43.84 GiB |  108.83 GiB |  152.68 GiB |   14.82 Mbit/s



      02/24/14     15.96 GiB |   29.48 GiB |   45.43 GiB |    4.41 Mbit/s



      02/25/14     26.71 GiB |   51.71 GiB |   78.42 GiB |    7.61 Mbit/s



      02/26/14     27.79 GiB |   61.46 GiB |   89.25 GiB |    8.67 Mbit/s



      02/27/14     54.86 GiB |   44.17 GiB |   99.03 GiB |    9.61 Mbit/s



      02/28/14     18.46 GiB |   46.94 GiB |   65.40 GiB |    6.35 Mbit/s



      03/01/14    214.91 GiB |   94.77 GiB |  309.67 GiB |   30.07 Mbit/s



      03/02/14     35.26 GiB |  209.82 GiB |  245.08 GiB |   23.80 Mbit/s



      03/03/14     23.92 GiB |  161.12 GiB |  185.04 GiB |   17.97 Mbit/s



      03/04/14     17.50 GiB |   20.51 GiB |   38.01 GiB |    3.69 Mbit/s



      03/05/14     23.41 GiB |   42.43 GiB |   65.83 GiB |    6.39 Mbit/s



      03/06/14     23.01 GiB |   55.82 GiB |   78.83 GiB |    7.65 Mbit/s



      03/07/14     20.23 GiB |   69.37 GiB |   89.60 GiB |    8.70 Mbit/s



      03/08/14     33.49 GiB |   56.41 GiB |   89.91 GiB |    8.73 Mbit/s



      03/09/14     18.64 GiB |   45.89 GiB |   64.53 GiB |    6.27 Mbit/s



      03/10/14     32.26 GiB |   53.17 GiB |   85.43 GiB |    8.29 Mbit/s



      03/11/14     20.36 GiB |   26.34 GiB |   46.70 GiB |    4.53 Mbit/s



      03/12/14     32.94 GiB |   45.72 GiB |   78.66 GiB |    7.64 Mbit/s



      03/13/14     38.77 GiB |   37.05 GiB |   75.83 GiB |    7.36 Mbit/s



      03/14/14    104.63 GiB |   72.32 GiB |  176.95 GiB |   17.18 Mbit/s



      03/15/14    121.80 GiB |  118.70 GiB |  240.49 GiB |   23.35 Mbit/s



      03/16/14      3.11 GiB |   56.12 GiB |   59.23 GiB |    5.75 Mbit/s



      03/17/14     14.81 GiB |   54.65 GiB |   69.46 GiB |    6.74 Mbit/s



      03/18/14     19.38 GiB |   49.64 GiB |   69.02 GiB |    6.70 Mbit/s



      03/19/14     37.58 GiB |   70.87 GiB |  108.45 GiB |   10.53 Mbit/s



      03/20/14     15.32 GiB |   40.45 GiB |   55.77 GiB |    5.41 Mbit/s



      03/21/14     16.52 GiB |   42.48 GiB |   59.00 GiB |    5.73 Mbit/s



      03/22/14    247.97 MiB |   12.23 GiB |   12.47 GiB |    1.21 Mbit/s



      03/23/14    329.86 MiB |   15.93 GiB |   16.26 GiB |    1.82 Mbit/s



     ------------------------+-------------+-------------+---------------



     estimated       379 MiB |   18.40 GiB |   18.77 GiB |







			
		


		
	


	

	






















	

	





	
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