ceejaybassist
Forum Veteran
Mbps or Mb/s (Megabits per Second) is different from MBps or MB/s (Megabytes per Second)Need padin ng magadang routing para ma utilize yang 200mbps. Google drive atsaka Onedrive palang ang nakakautilize ng full speed na 300mbps namin. 41MBps yung pinakahighest nanakita ko sa IDM. Steam atsaka yung Epic Games, napaka buL0k talaga ng routing nila dito saten, Grabe 2MB/ps lang yung download nya. Lahat ng servers nila dito sa Pinas super bulok.
You're comparing two different scales of measurements
300 Mbps or Mb/s (Megabits per Second) = 37.5 MBps or MB/s (Megabytes per Second)
41 MBps or MB/s (Megabytes per Second) = 328 Mbps or Mb/s (Megabits per Second)
2 MBps or MB/s (Megabytes per Second) = 16 Mbps or Mb/s (Megabits per Second)
Computations:
1 MBps or MB/s (Megabytes per Second) = 8 Mbps or Mb/s (Megabits per Second)
1 Mbps or Mb/s (Megabits per Second) = 0.125 MBps or MB/s (Megabytes per Second)
Scales of Measurement:
Mbps or Mb/s (Megabits per Second) is used by all the ISP as their default bandwidth measurement.
MBps or MB/s (Megabytes per Second) is used by most download managers (e.g. IDM) as the default download speed measurement
And regarding sa routing, latency/ping naman ang usapan diyan. Kumbaga sa isang biyahe, sample scenario is, galing kang Ilocos tapos pupunta kang Metro Manila. Siyempre maraming possible routes yan. Mas maikli ang ruta siyempre mas mabilis kang makakarating sa destination mo. Pero marami pang factors gaya ng traffic and others (not gonna elaborate further kasi mahaba-habang explanation yan).
Also, default routing ng lahat ng ISP natin dito sa Pilipinas ay Hong Kong and/or Singapore, simply because wala tayong data center dito sa loob ng Pinas. Kaya kung magte-traceroute command ka (sa cmd), yung last hop niya is usually routed sa Hong Kong or Singapore (depende sa website).