I have seen many people considering KB/s & Kbps same thing...
Well it's NOT...
So what is the difference,
Basically, Kbps stand for Kilo Bit per Sec. (generally operators show their promised speed in Kbps)
and KB/s stand for Kilo Byte per Sec. (generally browser and download manager show speed in KB/s)
You see that it's only bit and byte.
Now if you recall you should have learnt that
1 Byte = 8Bit
It means if an operator promised you to give upto 512Kbps (Looks BIG) speed your download manager give you speed upto 64KB/s
Note:Same applies to MB/s & Mbps
Read:Enjoy Better Experience On YOUTUBE with Tempermonkey
Please Share & Support....
Like us on Facebook..
Well it's NOT...
So what is the difference,
Basically, Kbps stand for Kilo Bit per Sec. (generally operators show their promised speed in Kbps)
and KB/s stand for Kilo Byte per Sec. (generally browser and download manager show speed in KB/s)
You see that it's only bit and byte.
Now if you recall you should have learnt that
1 Byte = 8Bit
It means if an operator promised you to give upto 512Kbps (Looks BIG) speed your download manager give you speed upto 64KB/s
Note:Same applies to MB/s & Mbps
Read:Enjoy Better Experience On YOUTUBE with Tempermonkey
Please Share & Support....
Like us on Facebook..