May 2nd, 2002
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| Devotee | | Join Date: April 7th, 2002
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Quote: Originally posted by Unregistered
... ping is the time it takes for a package travel from a to b and back to a. lower ping does not indicate better connection type.
but correct me if I am wrong, a cable/DSL user is "LIKELY" to have lower ping than a dial-up, right? | Correct, both times.
(Had one minute left of class, sorry for not being able to explain any further.)
Tx users can send -much- more data at any given time than a 33/56k modem user.
Ping is just the delay of the data.
Higher ping = longer travel distance
Lower ping = lower travel distance
Soo, a T3 user, with a "bad" ping, will STILL be better to download from than the "good" ping 56k user. |
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