I depends if u go on YouTube or things like YouTube if you go on YouTube it will go quick if u look at forums etc it will take ages to use
I hope this helPed
It depends on your usage, whether you are streaming video or audio, downloading patches for various programs etc. For example you can easily use 5GB in an hour on Torrent, but on youtube SD it may give you 15hrs-500hrs. Please redefine the question.
According to Verizon Wireless (referenced for their 5GB broadband package): http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/controller?item=planFirst&action=viewPlanDisplay&planId=46749&typeId=5&orderKey= Examples Application Approximate Size E-mail (1 text page without attachments)(Based on this assumption, you would need to send and/or receive approximately 1,747,627 e-mails in a month to reach 5 GB) 3 KB Word Document (5 text pages)(Based on this assumption, you would need to download approximately 74,897 Word Documents in a month to reach 5 GB) 70 KB Typical Web Page lookup(Based on this assumption, you would need to look up approximately 34,952 web pages in a month (or over one thousand per day) to reach 5 GB) 150 KB Low Resolution Digital Photo(Based on this assumption, you would need to download approximately 10,485 low resolution digital photos in a month to reach 5 GB) 500 KB PowerPoint Presentation (20 pages text & light graphics) (Based on this assumption, you would need to download approximately 1,707 PowerPoint presentations in a month to reach 5 GB) 3 MB V CAST Music Over-the-Air Download (3-minute song)(Based on this assumption, you would need to download approximately 2,560 songs in a month to reach 5 GB) 2 MB V CAST Music PC Download (3-minute song)(Based on this assumption, you would need to download approximately 1,280 songs in a month (or over 40 per day) to reach 5 GB) 4 MB Note: The above examples are just estimates, based on approximate size assumptions. Actual file sizes and user experiences will vary.
Pretty Enough!
20gigs
55 min
It varies, For me It's around 1K/sec- so, if you have anything similar you're going to be able to play for a long time in your monthly quota :-D
5gb is (5*1024)mb
No, 5000kb = 5mb, 5000mb = 5gb
no a 5gb is 5000mb
The download depends on your internet connection... If you have at least lets say 1mbps and Shaiya is about 5GB? This would be about 1hour and half! 5000 seconds = 83.3333333 minutes This would be about 1hour and half....
5gb. Mg are smaller than gb.
Streamed movies from NetFlix will average between 1 and 2 GB each so watching several movies could use up a 5GB bandwidth limit.
It will go over it in one day; you have that cap for a whole month, so basically you can't stream anything.
if 5gb is equal to 5000 mb and the question is which is faster 50 mb or 5gb it is just the same asking is 50mb higher than 5000mb so 5gb is faster