I have no idea of my bandwidth (don't check at all) as i have optic fibre in UK and not some crappy telephone copper wire that other internet services provides. Mine has no cap at all, unlike other internet services. I download all my favourite TV programs as i don't have 18 to 20 minutes per hour to waste on watching adverts. My network traffic on my wallet shows the usual download of new blocks but sending out more, roughly 1gb daily. I have the usual 8 outbound and on average 5 inbound (tends to fluctuate as my wallet auto banned some inbound connections for some reason)
Based on my experience, i can not fathom why others are complaining.
well lets take copper wire ADSL that the UK averaged a DECADE ago
0.5mb upload(2mb down)
0.5mbit/s = 5.4 GByte daily UP
2mbit/s = 21.6 GByte daily down
because of
bits to bytes and then
1second to 24hours.. easy maths is to take whatever mbit speed you have and multiply it by 10800 to get the mbyte per day
(x
/ 8 * 60 * 60 * 24)=10800
thats mbytes per day.. or more simply multiply your xmbit per sec by 10.8 to get gbytes per day...
so say you had 1mb up on fibre
10.8gbyte of data can be sent from your pc per day