Shame On Hb2

[Slipknight]

You got NOTHING. Deal with it. You can't provide proof on it because you DON'T HAVE IT. Screenshot it if you got it. If you don't, reply back with a stupid reply saying "LOLOLOL IT CAN HANDLE IT LOL!!!1!11"

yeah I wasted my last 4 hours talking about smthen I dont got GG idiot.

I bet you did. Thanks for the admittance. This convo is over.

Haha you cant tell the sarcasm , GG.

This convo has been over I tryed ending it plenty of times.


P.S since you declared its over you wont reply eh? go ahead be a hipocrit.

[bone-you]

This convo has been over I tryed ending it plenty of times.

P.S since you declared its over you wont reply eh? go ahead be a hipocrit.

Whoa, speak of the devil.

Since I have more than a 5th grade education (unlike *cough you cough*)
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You can't get 120 Mbps on a 100 Mbps LAN. You are getting nearly twice the performance of a 100 Mbps LAN.

Quote by someone on a broadband forum

One more point I'd like to make. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A 10GBPS/9.95GBPS NIC CARD. It is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE for a nic card to go above it's limitations as data can only move so fast inside of it due to BUILT IN REISTRICTIONS BECAUSE IT CAN'T PARSE ANY FASTER.

ONE count'em 1 gbps is your mass possible you'll ever get on there by a "burst" which will still never happen. But you probably only have a 100mbps card in the server so you'll definately never hit 9.95gbps. Don't know why I didn't think about this before. Was too caught up with the technical details I forgot the obvious haha. There you have it. Proof that 9.95gbps is impossible. You try making your card on your comp you have now do 9.95gbps. Do it and I'll believe you. Otherwise, shut, the, fuck, up.

[Slipknight]

This convo has been over I tryed ending it plenty of times.

P.S since you declared its over you wont reply eh? go ahead be a hipocrit.

Whoa, speak of the devil.

Since I have more than a 5th grade education (unlike *cough you cough*)
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You can't get 120 Mbps on a 100 Mbps LAN. You are getting nearly twice the performance of a 100 Mbps LAN.

Quote by someone on a broadband forum

One more point I'd like to make. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A 10GBPS/9.95GBPS NIC CARD. It is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE for a nic card to go above it's limitations as data can only move so fast inside of it due to BUILT IN REISTRICTIONS BECAUSE IT CAN'T PARSE ANY FASTER.

ONE count'em 1 gbps is your mass possible you'll ever get on there by a "burst" which will still never happen. But you probably only have a 100mbps card in the server so you'll definately never hit 9.95gbps. Don't know why I didn't think about this before. Was too caught up with the technical details I forgot the obvious haha. There you have it. Proof that 9.95gbps is impossible. You try making your card on your comp you have now do 9.95gbps. Do it and I'll believe you. Otherwise, shut, the, fuck, up.

dude im tired of you son therefore im not even gonna reply to your childish fucking posts, ima be the mature one here and call this a day.

[bone-you]

This convo has been over I tryed ending it plenty of times.

P.S since you declared its over you wont reply eh? go ahead be a hipocrit.

Whoa, speak of the devil.

Since I have more than a 5th grade education (unlike *cough you cough*)
\/

You can't get 120 Mbps on a 100 Mbps LAN. You are getting nearly twice the performance of a 100 Mbps LAN.

Quote by someone on a broadband forum

One more point I'd like to make. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A 10GBPS/9.95GBPS NIC CARD. It is PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE for a nic card to go above it's limitations as data can only move so fast inside of it due to BUILT IN REISTRICTIONS BECAUSE IT CAN'T PARSE ANY FASTER.

ONE count'em 1 gbps is your mass possible you'll ever get on there by a "burst" which will still never happen. But you probably only have a 100mbps card in the server so you'll definately never hit 9.95gbps. Don't know why I didn't think about this before. Was too caught up with the technical details I forgot the obvious haha. There you have it. Proof that 9.95gbps is impossible. You try making your card on your comp you have now do 9.95gbps. Do it and I'll believe you. Otherwise, shut, the, fuck, up.

dude im tired of you son therefore im not even gonna reply to your childish fucking posts, ima be the mature one here and call this a day.

You call it a day because you just got served your own slice of Fucking Owned.
Overkill time.

Let's also assume you want to use a 100Mbps Ethernet network to support the web site. If the web site team hopes to move 100 pages per second through the site at peak (remember, we always plan for peak loading), the network receives sustained traffic of 4.5MBps.

45,000 bytes per page * 100 pages per second = 4.5MBps

Note that 4.5MB approaches the upper bound of sustained traffic we consider acceptable for a 100Mbps Ethernet web site. Under ideal conditions, a 100Mbps network could potentially handle 12.5MB of sustained traffic:

100Mbps / 8 bits per byte = 12.5MBps

However, Ethernet networks lose efficiency because of traffic collisions and retransmissions. Academics tell us to expect an Ethernet to support 66% of its potential capacity, or about 8.3MBps of sustained traffic. For planning purposes, we prefer to use a more conservative estimate of 5MBps of sustained traffic.1 This allows the network to absorb unexpected traffic spikes.

[diwx]

slipknight... yet again

[v8kozik]

I see truth in your signature:
more you have, more retarded you are B)

[diwx]

No seriously, that wasn't fun

[ADDKiD]

lets buy a oc-128 connection, 9.6 gigabits

You pay for it, Ill accept it

[Lopo]

SlipKnight your fuckin crazy.....Q your just as fkin nutz....... i read word for word all the posts.....it took me 37 mins exactly to read them....can u guys get less typing and more to the point next time...kkthnx

[bone-you]

SlipKnight your fuckin crazy.....Q your just as fkin nutz....... i read word for word all the posts.....it took me 37 mins exactly to read them....can u guys get less typing and more to the point next time...kkthnx

I made points, he dodged and avoided them. I can only be held accountable for my own levels of stupidity and intelligence, not his,

[Jaap]

lets buy a oc-128 connection, 9.6 gigabits

LOL you must have a moneytree growing out of your ass haha

[Jaap]

Under ideal conditions, a 100Mbps network could potentially handle 12.5MB of sustained traffic:

100Mbps / 8 bits per byte = 12.5MBps

However, Ethernet networks lose efficiency because of traffic collisions and retransmissions. Academics tell us to expect an Ethernet to support 66% of its potential capacity, or about 8.3MBps of sustained traffic. For planning purposes, we prefer to use a more conservative estimate of 5MBps of sustained traffic.1 This allows the network to absorb unexpected traffic spikes.

Yes this is really true.

In my experience, at lanparties sometimes (not too often) you get the full potential of 11MBps or 10MBps (not much higher though). Usually download/upload rates are 7/8/9 MBps.

So yea, the truth!

[Slayer]

Everytime I logon I see Jimmy terrorizing poor and innocent noobs. Up yours Jimmy <3

hahaaha so true xD still <3 Jimmy (I'm doing the same anyway xD)

[bone-you]

Yes this is really true.

In my experience, at lanparties sometimes (not too often) you get the full potential of 11MBps or 10MBps (not much higher though). Usually download/upload rates are 7/8/9 MBps.

So yea, the truth!

I still want to see a screenshot of those 9.95gbps bandwidth usages.

[MOG Hackintosh]

I want to see your bleachportal test results. Suddenly you are Renji? Did you cheat?