Reply to Message

RE: Comcast sets 250GB ceiling
JHoff80 29th Aug 2008
I can think of a million ways to LEGALLY max that out very easily.

I mean, I've got the MLB.tv premium package, which means I stream 1.2 Mbps streams of a few baseball games daily, plus the XBL demos that come out, Hulu streaming video, the occasional youtube clip, and Steam purchases, not to mention whatever usage my roommates use, its a little too low. Not to mention if anyone plays WoW or Second Life, two things I don't use but from what I understand, are constantly downloading new textures every time you move to a new place, you could be screwed. Or if you have Netflix streaming or even worse buy a bunch of Video Marketplace HD videos. And that's not even counting the legal uses of Torrents such as downloading Linux distributions.

I agree entirely with Mr. Shames, that if Comcast invested in their infrastructure that we wouldn't have this issue.
ie8 fix

The best of ZDNet, delivered

ZDNet Newsletters

Get the best of ZDNet delivered straight to your inbox