<p>ResNet’s connection to the Internet is currently a 350Mbps link which all residents share. Traffic through this link is subject to rate limiting based on time of day and total consumption per device. The following list provides a basic breakdown of our internet-bound network rate limiting:</p>
<p>1AM - 1PM: Unlimited Data Transfer
1PM - 1AM: Unlimited Download up to 768MB, all transfers beyond 768MB are rate-limited to 512kbps</p>
<p>Ah, thanks. +1</p>
<p>What about Xbox Live or Playstation network? I mostly play CoD4/MW2 online so will it lag a lot? P.S. My roommate has Xbox 360 and I have PS3. </p>
<p>Edit: one more thing; can I connect my PS3/phone’s wifi to “resnet-open” so I don’t have to log in through resnet?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>It probably won’t lag.</p>
<p>If you connect to the internet anywhere on campus, you will need to log in, be it resnet or any other campus provided wifi.</p>
<p>That’s good :), but how would I use my console online if I have to log in to resnet? (I’m sure this has been thrown around a lot lol).</p>
<p>Resnet detects consoles AFAIK so it allows them to play without logging in. And also a 512kb/s connection is more than enough to play xbox live. With 512kb/s you can download a 23 minute TV show in 10 minutes (with 720p quality).</p>
<p>^kbs is not kilobytes/sec, it’s kilobits/sec. </p>
<p>Example: My current internet at home is 25 Mbs (Megabits, not bytes), so I realistically see a download rate of ~2.5 megabytes/sec, tops.</p>
<p>Unless you mean the download rate /is/ 512 kb/s (not the internet speed rate), then it should be fine for gaming. Gaming doesn’t use up a lot of data as streaming videos would.</p>
<p>I was wondering if anyone knows the DC++ server info?</p>