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Title: download limits Post by: Thebat on August 16, 2006, 11:18:59 PM does anyone of any free software to monitor how much i am downloading every month , reason being that i want to get a data card for the lappie and they all seem to have limits,would be interested to know how much i use
thanks for any help Title: Re: download limits Post by: mikkyT on August 17, 2006, 12:42:05 AM A simple google search for "data usage monitor" reveals:
http://www.xnet.co.nz/usagemonitor/ Title: Re: download limits Post by: RED-DOG on August 17, 2006, 01:58:30 AM does anyone of any free software to monitor how much i am downloading every month , reason being that i want to get a data card for the lappie and they all seem to have limits,would be interested to know how much i use thanks for any help Check out the one by T Mobile. £20 a month, 2gb download. Title: Re: download limits Post by: mikkyT on August 17, 2006, 02:13:27 AM does anyone of any free software to monitor how much i am downloading every month , reason being that i want to get a data card for the lappie and they all seem to have limits,would be interested to know how much i use thanks for any help Check out the one by T Mobile. £20 a month, 2gb download. I was looking at that myself RED, I'd be interested in your opinions. The coverage here for T-Mobile is not good (their 3G map doesn't cover my house) so what happens when there is no 3G? Does it revert to GPRS? How stable is that for poker? Title: Re: download limits Post by: RED-DOG on August 17, 2006, 04:34:33 AM does anyone of any free software to monitor how much i am downloading every month , reason being that i want to get a data card for the lappie and they all seem to have limits,would be interested to know how much i use thanks for any help Check out the one by T Mobile. £20 a month, 2gb download. I was looking at that myself RED, I'd be interested in your opinions. The coverage here for T-Mobile is not good (their 3G map doesn't cover my house) so what happens when there is no 3G? Does it revert to GPRS? How stable is that for poker? Yes, it reverts to GPRS. GPRS is fine for poker/browsing, but if you're in an in-between area, it will keep switching and it disconnects to do it. In those circumstances, it's better to set it to GPRS only. Title: Re: download limits Post by: mikkyT on August 17, 2006, 04:37:13 AM Thanks red. This would suit me greatly at the moment. The only thing thats putting me off is the slow speed at home due to no coverage. Vodafone seems to be three times the price for an inferior (smaller cap) product. But flip side of the coin is that vodafone covers this area.
Title: Re: download limits Post by: Graham C on August 17, 2006, 09:01:30 AM I use http://readerror.gmxhome.de/ to monitor my download speeds and total bandwidth used.
On my home pc I use a jazzed up version of it that's a bit nicer, but I can't remember what it is - I'll look later and edit this post Title: Re: download limits Post by: Rod Paradise on August 17, 2006, 01:42:50 PM Thanks red. This would suit me greatly at the moment. The only thing thats putting me off is the slow speed at home due to no coverage. Vodafone seems to be three times the price for an inferior (smaller cap) product. But flip side of the coin is that vodafone covers this area. I use Vodafone and have never been near those limits - I do all downloading at work though. For poker playing and occaisional Blode browsing they're pretty good. Title: Re: download limits Post by: Thebat on August 17, 2006, 03:29:08 PM thanks guys!! i'll get onto it
Title: Re: download limits Post by: BlueWolf on August 17, 2006, 07:01:35 PM 2GB limits?? i do that in a day lol i nearly eneded up with a limit of 20gig which wouldnt last me a week lol, surely there must be unlimted access ones now though? although for general browsing and poker it should be fine just lay off the porn lol
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