Pressler2904 Jul 3, 2008   6:27 PM GMT

While the info above is absolutely correct in the lab (or per the specification), in the real world, you can expect somewhat less that these figures depending upon many factors, mainly aggregate network traffic, i.e.: if you have a 100Mbps pipe to 100 workstations at 10 per cent utilization on a 1000Mbps backbone (server connection), you may find that specific workstation performance may be affected by certain applications such as internet radio, webcasts or online video (You Tube BAAAAAD). While there is no "typical" figure, don't be surprised if actual speeds are in the 70 - 80 Mbps range or lower for an average 100Mbps connection.

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daboyphat1 Mar 7, 2018   10:38 AM GMT

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Subhendu Sen Mar 9, 2018   5:41 AM GMT

It depends on several factors. Like cable design that is what kind of cable is used either it is twisted pair/optical fiber or coaxial cable. Next what type of network card is being used or distance covers by the cable. Besides of that, there are more factors like internet tariff/ plan computer configuration etc.

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