About 85% of the advertised rate, which is what a healthy wired connection tends to deliver.
In GB - leave at 1000 for a 1 TB cap
Data transferred
38.25GB
100 Mbps x 1 hour at 85% efficiency
In gigabytes
38.25 GB
Decimal GB, as ISPs count it
In gigabits
306.00 Gb
The same data in bits
4K movies
1.5
At 25 GB each
1,000 GB cap lasts
1 d 2 h 8 min
At this rate, non-stop
| Window | Data | In GB |
|---|---|---|
| 1 minute | 637.50 MB | 0.64 GB |
| 1 hour | 38.25 GB | 38.25 GB |
| 8 hours | 306.00 GB | 306.00 GB |
| 1 day | 918.00 GB | 918.00 GB |
| 1 week | 6.43 TB | 6,426.00 GB |
| 30 days | 27.54 TB | 27,540.00 GB |
Caps count bytes, not bits
A data allowance is quoted in gigabytes while your line is sold in megabits per second. Dividing by eight is what connects the two: a 100 Mbps line running flat out moves about 10.6 MB every second, which is more than 3 TB in a month.