For instance, a 384/128 DSL connection is rated for 384 kilobits per second download, and 128 kilobits per second upload - which is equivalent to 48 kilobytes per second download and 16 kilobytes per second upload.
Your upload and download speeds will almost never match the maximum advertised speed of your connection. It's normal to only get 80-90% of the advertised maximum, and in the small print of your service provider's advertising you'll find that they only promise "up to" the advertised speed, not that you will always get that speed. Second, servers may be busy uploading and downloading files for many different users, so they are unable to provide the maximum possible speed for your files.įirst, your connection may be shared with other people in your building or neighborhood, so if a lot of other people are using the Internet you may experience a slowdown. Finally, other network activity on your computer may slow down your transfer, since it must all share the same connection. If you try to transfer two files at the same time (in different transfer windows), each transfer will go slower because Fetch must split the network connection between them.
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