Payload size?

[leSLIe]

i´ve selected "big" on the config of the SMP client.
there is a expected size, is that size in KB or Bytes?

i dunno how big are those files, it´s currently downloading :S

 

[Xilikon]

The SMP client always default to BIG since there is technically no small or normal SMP units. A unit download average about 5 MB and a upload average 20-30 MB. For this, you need a good internet connection, which I'm not sure you get in Peru ?

 

[leSLIe]

yeah no prob!
so it´s Bytes then!

 

[SmokeRngs]

Heh, I keep it set to small on all my clients. I was hoping this would decrease the number of large uploads I have to do when the work unit is finished but doesn't seem to make a damn bit of difference. I'm still uploading an easy 30 meg for the A2 core work units.

I don't give a damn about my downstream bandwidth as that is 8mbit, but my upstream is only 512kbit.

 

[rmdashrrootsplat]

Have the 50MB monsters been weeded out yet? Haven't noticed any... It literally takes an hour for me to upload those sometimes. :S

 

[leSLIe]

haven`t you checked my upload speed?

 

[Xilikon]

Do you have some room for me where you are ?

 

[Wheresatom]

Wow...just wow.

I know that isn't FIOS, but you are giving me ISP envy, and I think FIOS is the only answer near me.


What browser is that?

 

[leSLIe]

Do you have some room for me where you are ?

LOL
nah, i asked a friend that works at the CERN to send me his speed tests!! and yes!!
jaw-dropping!!! hehehe

no root access so, can´t install FAH

 

[leSLIe]

that is Scientific Linux CERN v4 (or SLC4)
a crappy implementation of Red Hat IMHO :S

 

[cereal_killer24]

That upload just isn't fair.

 

[Xilikon]

Oh, that explain the mention of CERN BACKBONE

 

[BillR]

Assuming your up is in proportion to your down you have some great up and down……errrr….speeds.