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Mashie Saldana Minmatar RevoLution Of DarkNess	Posted - 2007.01.23 13:28:00 - [1] Has anyone measured how much data that is sent/received per hour with a single EVE client running? The reason I ask is because I consider getting a laptop with a 3G data card, however I have no idea how much data that will be used per hour. Vodafone has restricted the "unlimited" type to about 1GB a month so it would be good to know how many hours of game play would that is equivalent to. Thanks

Chribba Otherworld Enterprises Otherworld Empire	Posted - 2007.01.23 13:30:00 - [2] Edited by: Chribba on 23/01/2007 13:31:21 Currently my client has been connected for 1h05m (I've been idle tho) and has the following bw data: In: 1141,5KiB Out: 90,9KiB Hope it helps. Edit; some more examples. Bytes as out/in/total [22/Jan/2007 10:28:22] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 6144 sec [Bytes] 96048/376524/472572 [22/Jan/2007 10:28:27] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 6167 sec [Bytes] 89787/336656/426443 [22/Jan/2007 11:38:03] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 3616 sec [Bytes] 132057/489696/621753 [22/Jan/2007 11:56:44] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 3595 sec [Bytes] 81301/281316/362617 [22/Jan/2007 14:54:30] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 2240 sec [Bytes] 67761/1024048/1091809 [22/Jan/2007 17:32:40] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 8889 sec [Bytes] 170105/623616/793721 [23/Jan/2007 07:29:47] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 2255 sec [Bytes] 48623/183043/231666 [23/Jan/2007 09:34:56] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 1463 sec [Bytes] 65372/231060/296432 [23/Jan/2007 09:34:57] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 1832 sec [Bytes] 89297/1115870/1205167 [23/Jan/2007 09:45:52] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 2613 sec [Bytes] 52941/171972/224913 [23/Jan/2007 11:10:24] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 8778 sec [Bytes] 147032/565436/712468 Chribba is for sale, buy a part of me today

Mashie Saldana Minmatar RevoLution Of DarkNess	Posted - 2007.01.23 13:35:00 - [3] Thanks, I guess that is in a station then?

Chribba Otherworld Enterprises Otherworld Empire	Posted - 2007.01.23 13:40:00 - [4] Edited by: Chribba on 23/01/2007 13:37:44 The idle is in station yes, the other is both in and out. This one is mixed but mostly out of station; [20/Jan/2007 21:58:29] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 33635 sec [Bytes] 1080353/5014332/6094685 So kinda hard to say exactly, but imo not much at all MB/h-speaking. Chribba is for sale, buy a part of me today

Mashie Saldana Minmatar RevoLution Of DarkNess	Posted - 2007.01.23 13:49:00 - [5] Originally by: Chribba This one is mixed but mostly out of station; [20/Jan/2007 21:58:29] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 33635 sec [Bytes] 1080353/5014332/6094685 So kinda hard to say exactly, but imo not much at all MB/h-speaking. Seems the cheaper 250MB/month plan will last for nearly 400h of gameplay then, sweet.
Monkey Spankah coracao ardente Sani Khal'Vecna	Posted - 2007.01.23 14:59:00 - [6] but what about web viewing and video downloading and any kind of downloading all adds. personaly 1gb a month would last me a week tops. i would always try get an unlimted bandwith plan.
Dark Shikari Caldari Imperium Technologies Firmus Ixion	Posted - 2007.01.23 15:03:00 - [7] Originally by: Mashie Saldana Originally by: Chribba This one is mixed but mostly out of station; [20/Jan/2007 21:58:29] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 33635 sec [Bytes] 1080353/5014332/6094685 So kinda hard to say exactly, but imo not much at all MB/h-speaking. Seems the cheaper 250MB/month plan will last for nearly 400h of gameplay then, sweet. Logging in alone can use quite a bit... and warping into deadspace is a one-time 100-200kb hit at a minimum from my experience. -[23] Member- Listen to EVE-Trance Radio! (DSTrance channel ingame)
Mashie Saldana Minmatar RevoLution Of DarkNess	Posted - 2007.01.23 15:09:00 - [8] Originally by: Monkey Spankah but what about web viewing and video downloading and any kind of downloading all adds. personaly 1gb a month would last me a week tops. i would always try get an unlimted bandwith plan. Well this is mainly to let me play during the lunch break at work. No need to browse the web since that can be done before or after lunch.
Reiisha Satal's Legion Interstellar Alcohol Conglomerate	Posted - 2007.01.23 16:22:00 - [9] Originally by: Mashie Saldana Originally by: Monkey Spankah but what about web viewing and video downloading and any kind of downloading all adds. personaly 1gb a month would last me a week tops. i would always try get an unlimted bandwith plan. Well this is mainly to let me play during the lunch break at work. No need to browse the web since that can be done before or after lunch. I usually download 10GB worth of videos during lunch break. EVE History Wiki - Help us fill it!
Verone Veto. Veto Corp	Posted - 2007.01.23 16:28:00 - [10] Originally by: Mashie Saldana Originally by: Chribba This one is mixed but mostly out of station; [20/Jan/2007 21:58:29] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 33635 sec [Bytes] 1080353/5014332/6094685 So kinda hard to say exactly, but imo not much at all MB/h-speaking. Seems the cheaper 250MB/month plan will last for nearly 400h of gameplay then, sweet. Be careful with content expansions and large patches though NEWEST MOVIE : VETO FOR HIRE
Mashie Saldana Minmatar RevoLution Of DarkNess	Posted - 2007.01.23 23:19:00 - [11] Originally by: Verone Originally by: Mashie Saldana Originally by: Chribba This one is mixed but mostly out of station; [20/Jan/2007 21:58:29] [Rule] EVE-Online [Duration] 33635 sec [Bytes] 1080353/5014332/6094685 So kinda hard to say exactly, but imo not much at all MB/h-speaking. Seems the cheaper 250MB/month plan will last for nearly 400h of gameplay then, sweet. Be careful with content expansions and large patches though I will use the 10MBit cable at home for those downloads so the 3G card will only be used for lunch break gaming itself. Now all I have to do is to find a suitable laptop... Anyone used a Dell M1210 for EVE?

Wrangler	Posted - 2007.01.23 23:29:00 - [12] The average is about 2-4 kilobytes/sec. But that is an average for everyone from people being afk to using the market, fighting, jumping and so on. Wrangler Assistant Community Manager EVE Online Contact Support - Contact Moderators - Report Bug - Submit News Leads - Knowledge Base Player Guide - Policies - Join ISD - Fan Submissions - DevFinder LiteÖ

Makree Ubar Asteroid Hugging Collective	Posted - 2007.01.23 23:44:00 - [13] Originally by: Mashie Saldana The reason I ask is because I consider getting a laptop with a 3G data card, however I have no idea how much data that will be used per hour. Vodafone has restricted the "unlimited" type to about 1GB a month so it would be good to know how many hours of game play would that is equivalent to. When I was contracting in Newcastle I used Vodafone's 3G service to play Eve in my hotel bedroom. I used to play about 4 hours mon-fri and came nowhere near to using evenn half the 1GB. But the sad fact is that 3G data services do not really work (I tried both Vodafone et le merde Orange). In the end I disabled 3G and used GPRS. Fast enough to play Eve, without th..................e big gaps in service.
Strel Samodelkin Caldari Nationalist Party	Posted - 2007.01.23 23:47:00 - [14] You guys pay for bandwidth?
Patch86 Di-Tron Heavy Industries Freelancer Alliance	Posted - 2007.01.23 23:56:00 - [15] Originally by: Strel Samodelkin You guys pay for bandwidth? 'Tis the new trend. Or to be more exact, its actually going out of trend again. I think the ISP logic went something like this: ISP#1- Hey, we're a well established telecom service, we should sell internets! ISP#2- Hey, that sounds like a great idea- I'm going to set up my own internets factory! ISP#1- Hey, their stealing our bussiness! I know, lets up the "bandwidth" of our internets, then people will choose us! ISP#2- Hey, thats no fair! Lets raise our "bandwidth" even higher! ISP#1- Quick, top them! ISP#2- Bring on more "bandwidth"! ISP#1- More! ISP#2- MOAR!!!!!111 Both ISPs- Oh noes, we appear to now be selling more "bandwidth" than actually fits down our tubes. What do we do? Do we build more tubes? Wait, I know! We'll just limit how long you can use your massive bandwidth, so you can only download pretty much the total you could when you were on a 500kb line, so you run out after a week of use! Then our tubes will be ample! Customer: Feck........... -----------------------------------------------
sesanti Minmatar Universal Exports Namtz'aar k'in	Posted - 2007.01.24 00:18:00 - [16] Originally by: Patch86 Originally by: Strel Samodelkin You guys pay for bandwidth? 'Tis the new trend. Or to be more exact, its actually going out of trend again. I think the ISP logic went something like this: ISP#1- Hey, we're a well established telecom service, we should sell internets! ISP#2- Hey, that sounds like a great idea- I'm going to set up my own internets factory! ISP#1- Hey, their stealing our bussiness! I know, lets up the "bandwidth" of our internets, then people will choose us! ISP#2- Hey, thats no fair! Lets raise our "bandwidth" even higher! ISP#1- Quick, top them! ISP#2- Bring on more "bandwidth"! ISP#1- More! ISP#2- MOAR!!!!!111 Both ISPs- Oh noes, we appear to now be selling more "bandwidth" than actually fits down our tubes. What do we do? Do we build more tubes? Wait, I know! We'll just limit how long you can use your massive bandwidth, so you can only download pretty much the total you could when you were on a 500kb line, so you run out after a week of use! Then our tubes will be ample! Customer: Feck........... In Argentina Telefonica tried to do EXACTLY that and fortunately, our government, in an action we didn't even comprehend, stepped in and sided with the people instead of the big companies for once, and made them turn back. I even remember when there was the massive outcry and one of Telefonica's official outspeakrs replied to something "Well, if you want a free net, then just build one". _______________________________________________ The ShadowMaster - <I am a guy... don't mind the portrait>
Raem Civrie Umbra Congregatio Interstellar Alcohol Conglomerate	Posted - 2007.01.24 00:59:00 - [17] Originally by: sesanti Originally by: Patch86 Originally by: Strel Samodelkin You guys pay for bandwidth? 'Tis the new trend. Or to be more exact, its actually going out of trend again. I think the ISP logic went something like this: ISP#1- Hey, we're a well established telecom service, we should sell internets! ISP#2- Hey, that sounds like a great idea- I'm going to set up my own internets factory! ISP#1- Hey, their stealing our bussiness! I know, lets up the "bandwidth" of our internets, then people will choose us! ISP#2- Hey, thats no fair! Lets raise our "bandwidth" even higher! ISP#1- Quick, top them! ISP#2- Bring on more "bandwidth"! ISP#1- More! ISP#2- MOAR!!!!!111 Both ISPs- Oh noes, we appear to now be selling more "bandwidth" than actually fits down our tubes. What do we do? Do we build more tubes? Wait, I know! We'll just limit how long you can use your massive bandwidth, so you can only download pretty much the total you could when you were on a 500kb line, so you run out after a week of use! Then our tubes will be ample! Customer: Feck........... In Argentina Telefonica tried to do EXACTLY that and fortunately, our government, in an action we didn't even comprehend, stepped in and sided with the people instead of the big companies for once, and made them turn back. I even remember when there was the massive outcry and one of Telefonica's official outspeakrs replied to something "Well, if you want a free net, then just build one". When we got these internets, Iceland's main telecom service was owned by the government. So yeah, go figure. Now they have little side deals though. If you buy a package with 2 gigs included, you effectively get free bandwidth since they don't charge past those 2 gigs. ---- All you do is bark. You never meow.
Savage Creampuff Caldari Privateers Privateer Alliance	Posted - 2007.01.24 01:04:00 - [18] Originally by: Patch86 Originally by: Strel Samodelkin You guys pay for bandwidth? 'Tis the new trend. Or to be more exact, its actually going out of trend again. I think the ISP logic went something like this: ISP#1- Hey, we're a well established telecom service, we should sell internets! ISP#2- Hey, that sounds like a great idea- I'm going to set up my own internets factory! ISP#1- Hey, their stealing our bussiness! I know, lets up the "bandwidth" of our internets, then people will choose us! ISP#2- Hey, thats no fair! Lets raise our "bandwidth" even higher! ISP#1- Quick, top them! ISP#2- Bring on more "bandwidth"! ISP#1- More! ISP#2- MOAR!!!!!111 I pay 130 a month for the internet plus 10 bucks a gig... and no competitors:( Me misses the good ole days On topic, Eve uses surprisingly little. I think i spend more bandwidth on the forums actually
ceaon Gallente Porandor	Posted - 2007.01.24 01:06:00 - [19] sesanti u mean Timofonica no cap here on spain (/me hug p2p ) + @@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@
Kirmok	Posted - 2007.01.24 01:10:00 - [20] Where do you live where you must pay for bandwidth? I have a DSL connection here at home and play...its unlimited. I'm just curious, maybe I misunderstand something
Patch86 Di-Tron Heavy Industries Freelancer Alliance	Posted - 2007.01.24 03:34:00 - [21] Originally by: Kirmok Where do you live where you must pay for bandwidth? I have a DSL connection here at home and play...its unlimited. I'm just curious, maybe I misunderstand something Well I'm UK, and its a trend here. As I said though, its a reversing trend now. ISP#3 came in and said "I know, if I sell an unlimited policy, everyone will choose me over both those other eejits, and I'll be well away". Which is nice, except to make up for it they just add a "Fair Use Policy" to your contract, meaning they can severely limit your bandwidth if they think you're using too much at peak time. -----------------------------------------------
Gut Punch Gallente The Revenant	Posted - 2007.01.24 03:53:00 - [22] Originally by: Patch86 Originally by: Kirmok Where do you live where you must pay for bandwidth? I have a DSL connection here at home and play...its unlimited. I'm just curious, maybe I misunderstand something Well I'm UK, and its a trend here. As I said though, its a reversing trend now. ISP#3 came in and said "I know, if I sell an unlimited policy, everyone will choose me over both those other eejits, and I'll be well away". Which is nice, except to make up for it they just add a "Fair Use Policy" to your contract, meaning they can severely limit your bandwidth if they think you're using too much at peak time. That is very interesting. Are the rates competitive? Here in California, we get monthly or yearly unlimited bytes plan. DSL: $14.99/month for 1.5Mb/384Kb non static IP Address Cable: $29/99/month for 4Mb/384Kb non static IP Address The only time rates like the above don't apply is when you are ordering something like T1 or ISDN. --- Gut Punch The Revenant --- Playing as Caldari is EVE on Easy Mode...
Viktor Fyretracker Caldari Worms Corp	Posted - 2007.01.24 04:20:00 - [23] Originally by: sesanti Originally by: Patch86 Originally by: Strel Samodelkin You guys pay for bandwidth? 'Tis the new trend. Or to be more exact, its actually going out of trend again. I think the ISP logic went something like this: ISP#1- Hey, we're a well established telecom service, we should sell internets! ISP#2- Hey, that sounds like a great idea- I'm going to set up my own internets factory! ISP#1- Hey, their stealing our bussiness! I know, lets up the "bandwidth" of our internets, then people will choose us! ISP#2- Hey, thats no fair! Lets raise our "bandwidth" even higher! ISP#1- Quick, top them! ISP#2- Bring on more "bandwidth"! ISP#1- More! ISP#2- MOAR!!!!!111 Both ISPs- Oh noes, we appear to now be selling more "bandwidth" than actually fits down our tubes. What do we do? Do we build more tubes? Wait, I know! We'll just limit how long you can use your massive bandwidth, so you can only download pretty much the total you could when you were on a 500kb line, so you run out after a week of use! Then our tubes will be ample! Customer: Feck........... In Argentina Telefonica tried to do EXACTLY that and fortunately, our government, in an action we didn't even comprehend, stepped in and sided with the people instead of the big companies for once, and made them turn back. I even remember when there was the massive outcry and one of Telefonica's official outspeakrs replied to something "Well, if you want a free net, then just build one". that very last part, here in the US when a city tries to build its own fiber net the telco sues them to prevent the network from being built even if the telco considers the area unprofitable for broadband.
William Mortus Center for Advanced Studies	Posted - 2007.01.24 08:20:00 - [24] Originally by: Kirmok Where do you live where you must pay for bandwidth? I have a DSL connection here at home and play...its unlimited. I'm just curious, maybe I misunderstand something I live in South Africa. I pay about US$85 per month for a 1Mb/s wireless connection that is capped at 3Gigabytes per month. Additional bandwith costs around US$20 per gig. Going through the cellphone network would cost about US$150 per Gig for 1.8Mb/s(theoretical max, real speeds are usually less than 400Kb/sec). I gave up my ADSL512 connection due to extremely bad service from the mostly state-owned telco. That was around US$110 per month, also capped at 3gigs per month. I don't think I've ever seen Eve use more than 2MB/hour.
Abyssal Angel Caldari Solar Wind	Posted - 2007.01.24 08:34:00 - [25] I live in Denmark and here there are more different ways of handling it than I even care to remember. Some companies sell both: unlimited with low cost for slow DL and UL and a high, sometimes very high, cost for the faster lines (2Mbit and up). Others advertize a braodband ADSL line that is a 128 Kbit/s but very cheap and essentially sucking. Some advertize a 2 mbit line for 20 Euros and then an extra fee for however many Mbytes are actually spent (when doing the maths on some of those lines it's scary to calculate max usage and then see the cost for a year, it is sometimes in excess of 200.000 Euros, but I hope they have some limit or something). I was lucky and got a nice deal on an ADLS2 line ( 24Mbit /1Mbit) for 50 Euros a month, unlimited bandwidth. Perhaps it's just me, but I get angry when I see and add for a "ADSL broadbandline" that is slower than an ISDN Please resize image to a maximum of 400 x 120, not exceeding 24000 bytes, ta! If you would like further details please mail [email protected] - Deckard
F'lan Ker Caldari EntroPraetorian Legion EntroPraetorian Aegis	Posted - 2007.01.24 09:53:00 - [26] S! 47Ç per month for 8Mb/1Mb DSL, no limitations on usage. Simple and working solution. Location: northern Europe, Finland. ----------------------------------------------------- ~Let Chaos Entwine On Defenceless Soil~
Ms Z Dark Reality	Posted - 2007.01.24 10:55:00 - [27] Down: 22Mbit/s Up: 2Mbit/s Ç65 a month. No limit
ScreamingLord Sutch Hand in Mouth	Posted - 2007.01.24 11:04:00 - [28] Originally by: Kirmok Where do you live where you must pay for bandwidth? I have a DSL connection here at home and play...its unlimited. I'm just curious, maybe I misunderstand something It's high speed mobile phone net access the OP is asking about.
Zwotte Gallente Dark Reality	Posted - 2007.01.24 11:07:00 - [29] Originally by: Ms Z Down: 22Mbit/s Up: 2Mbit/s Ç65 a month. No limit Haha Z I get the same as you plus live soccer and telephone for only Ç45,- month. Ciao, Zwotte MicanG's jumpclone Service Customer Feedbacks
Ms Z Dark Reality	Posted - 2007.01.24 11:18:00 - [30] Originally by: Zwotte Originally by: Ms Z Down: 22Mbit/s Up: 2Mbit/s Ç65 a month. No limit Haha Z I get the same as you plus live soccer and telephone for only Ç45,- month. Ciao, Zwotte /me is going to contact inet provider
Grez Minmatar The Raven Warriors	Posted - 2007.01.24 12:19:00 - [31] 4mb down 450kb up Free upgrades every one in a while, and no bandwidth cost. <3 Blueyonder. --- Cache Clearer
Steven Dynahir Gallente Avaruuslaivanrakentajat Oyj	Posted - 2007.01.24 13:09:00 - [32] Quote: I pay 130 a month for the internet plus 10 bucks a gig... and no competitors:( 40Ç for month, unlimited usage, 12mbps/1mbps link. I've been thinking of switching to other operator for 40Ç/mo & unlimited usage & 12mbps/3mbps. P.S. What I save on the Internet, I pay thousandfolds in taxes. --- Sell orders Recruitment

Huitzilopochtli Tlaloc Forum Moderator Interstellar Services Department	Posted - 2007.01.24 13:18:00 - [33] Originally by: Dark Shikari Originally by: Ms Z Down: 22Mbit/s Up: 2Mbit/s Ç65 a month. No limit I have a friend who lives near me who gets 30Mbit/5Mbit for $55 a month, no cap, no throttle i have a friend....... oh wait no i dont have any friends - Thanks Hutch. ____ forum rules \| Email us They call me "Hutch" because my name is well... long

hotgirl933	Posted - 2007.01.24 13:24:00 - [34] given the lag its struggling now
Kuolematon Space Perverts and Forum Warriors United Privateer Alliance	Posted - 2007.01.24 13:41:00 - [35] Originally by: Steven Dynahir I've been thinking of switching to other operator for 40Ç/mo & unlimited usage & 12mbps/3mbps. P.S. What I save on the Internet, I pay thousandfolds in taxes. Mind to tell me which operator? You know that I live in same area . Btw your P.S. is SO QFT!!! Luckily we pay even more on taxes to support multicultural society Playing Caldari-Online as a Amarr specced is PURE Hardcore (aka. stupid).
Kazuo Ishiguro	Posted - 2007.01.24 14:36:00 - [36] Originally by: Patch86 Originally by: Strel Samodelkin You guys pay for bandwidth? 'Tis the new trend. Or to be more exact, its actually going out of trend again. I think the ISP logic went something like this: ISP#1- Hey, we're a well established telecom service, we should sell internets! ISP#2- Hey, that sounds like a great idea- I'm going to set up my own internets factory! ISP#1- Hey, their stealing our bussiness! I know, lets up the "bandwidth" of our internets, then people will choose us! ISP#2- Hey, thats no fair! Lets raise our "bandwidth" even higher! ISP#1- Quick, top them! ISP#2- Bring on more "bandwidth"! ISP#1- More! ISP#2- MOAR!!!!!111 Both ISPs- Oh noes, we appear to now be selling more "bandwidth" than actually fits down our tubes. What do we do? Do we build more tubes? Wait, I know! We'll just limit how long you can use your massive bandwidth, so you can only download pretty much the total you could when you were on a 500kb line, so you run out after a week of use! Then our tubes will be ample! Customer: Feck........... That's not the only dodge. To get the connection speed higher, the companies actually sell the same bandwidth as many as 50 times to different people, hoping that they don't all connect at the same time - at peak hours, you can be lucky to get a quarter of what's advertised Still, I'm lucky enough to have some neighbours' wireless networks in range if I need a backup. I'm not alone - a friend of mine in Durham reports that one unsecured network near where he lives (in an area mainly populated by students) has over 100 people using it at times. The owners haven't even changed the default usename/password for setting up the router ------ So you're lagged out in Motsu/Saila/Aramachi, but you want that CNR? Do missions for another corp!
Viktor Fyretracker Caldari Worms Corp	Posted - 2007.01.25 14:48:00 - [37] Originally by: Dark Shikari Originally by: Ms Z Down: 22Mbit/s Up: 2Mbit/s Ç65 a month. No limit I have a friend who lives near me who gets 30Mbit/5Mbit for $55 a month, no cap, no throttle sounds like he is a lucky bastard with Verizon FiOS.
elbenito Battlestars Curse Alliance	Posted - 2007.01.25 15:19:00 - [38] I pay $50/month for 256k DSL. Sucks, yes, but on the other hand, I'm just glad to have broadband at all living in a town with 400 people out in the sticks.
Mashie Saldana Minmatar RevoLution Of DarkNess	Posted - 2007.01.25 16:31:00 - [39] Originally by: Wrangler The average is about 2-4 kilobytes/sec. But that is an average for everyone from people being afk to using the market, fighting, jumping and so on. Thanks, do you have any stats from fleet battles just to see what the worst possible scenario can be?

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