It's not possible. Check the speeds properly. When the speed is 50-60, the unit must be kBps and when it is 500-600 the unit must be kbps. They are almost the same speed.
1 kBps = 8 kbps
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It's not possible. Check the speeds properly. When the speed is 50-60, the unit must be kBps and when it is 500-600 the unit must be kbps. They are almost the same speed.
1 kBps = 8 kbps
I am not kidding buddy. Its true and even I am shocked. I have downloaded 10 MB in 20 seconds. So there is no KB/Kb stuff.
Well, depends on your connection. But there might be other factors. Can you give a few examples of what exactly you were downloading & from which site and using what program when you got those speeds? You can PM me if you want
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