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  #1751374 31-Mar-2017 22:02
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2-4 TB/month

 

Plex streaming from my friends house (untouched Blu-Rays), CrashPlan backups to Friends house and online (In+Out) (new CCTV footage takes the most traffic), and various downloads for work and updates for equipment I test.
I also have another network for my flatmates on a separate VLAN and they use around 400GB/month of the total usage for 5 people hehe... 

 

 

 

We are on BigPipe and have never had issues with speed/latency when approaching multi TB/month cool




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  #1751387 31-Mar-2017 23:00
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Since going uncapped I have not given it a thought. Maybe circa 500GB per month

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  #1751391 31-Mar-2017 23:15
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go through about 500~800GB Per connection here a month (so 1~2TB) 

 

 

 

Personally all my heavy data requirements are on external servers were they will blow TB's a day without blinking..

 

I much rather to push this sort of usage away from the home so its clean.

 

 

 

Netflix takeup here is somewhat deflated by the fact that..

 

     

  1. few in the house are gamers, low latency behind lower upstream DSL links is kinda vital
  2. In the peak times, steaming may not be so consistant, depending on if a large update pipes through. This puts draw more on internal plex streams instead
  3. I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to streaming and well often aim to squeeze as much quality out which brings unrealistic RTM bandwidth requirements for the location.

 

 

 

if you want to strip it right down, 40~60GB a month is my nightly youtube on mobile devices alone..

 

Since pushing out to VDSL and multiple links, kinda pay less attention to usage is its just too much effort to look into! 





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  #1752533 1-Apr-2017 10:55
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Spark Fibre 100/20

 

around 150 GB per month

 

 

 

Netflix, Hulu , one pc , one tablet ,one laptop and 2 phones


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  #1752558 1-Apr-2017 11:17
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160gb, don't watch too many streaming videos apart from YouTube


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  #1752576 1-Apr-2017 11:45
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200-300GB but that's only becasue our speeds are so horrible, if we had better speeds we'd use more.


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  #1752589 1-Apr-2017 12:14
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I use around 1tb per month on average on a Gigabit connection.





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  #1752605 1-Apr-2017 12:27
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michaelmurfy:

I use around 1tb per month on average on a Gigabit connection.



But you're soon to use much more on your IPV8 MR connection.

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I work from home, and it's just me and my son, but we still manage to chew through 300GB-600GB per month. We watch a lot of YouTube and Netflix and stream all our music. I also back up two large computers to an offsite company, so that would account for a bit. Yay for unlimited data.





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  #1756209 4-Apr-2017 11:43
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approx 200-350gb per month


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  #1756266 4-Apr-2017 12:56
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House with two adults and two teenagers, with Sky (some downloaded on demand content), moderate Lightbox usge and some Netflix.

 

Over the last 12 months, monthly usage (GB):

 

Minimum:    93.01 
Average:    202.97
Maximum: 286.15

 

Edit: That's on VDSL - fibre is available in our street as of January but I haven't jumped on board yet.


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Between 4-7TB/month basically.

 

Spark gigabit. Plex streaming, youtube, proxy, some work stuff...

 

Also, parents have youtube on all the time in the background


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  #1757262 5-Apr-2017 20:24
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Im between 200-400gb mth.

 

 


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  #1757292 5-Apr-2017 22:23
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250-350GB over 4G RBI :)





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  #1757309 5-Apr-2017 23:07
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coffeebaron: 250-350GB over 4G RBI :)

 

that poor tower!





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