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- When we discuss Internet plans, there are two terms often used interchangeably: bandwidth and speed. However, these terms are not synonymous. Bandwidth is the capacity of the network, and the speed refers to the transfer rate of the data. But, what does that really mean?
These guys just wanted an excuse to play with water
LMAO
Seriously bro????🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Kassem_Bagher 00ppppp
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😂😂😂😂 that's all you learn from this tutorial?
The only video I've seen where I not only understand bandwidth now but I didn't get bored and shut it off after 30 seconds.
Simple to understand.
Lol, are you a goldfish by any chance?
@@samuelodan2376 LOL, no, but I do have the attention span of a five year old.
@@kenlompart9905 😁
These two are precisely the types who I come to to explain tech questions. They truly know what they are talking about, but awkwardly struggling with a way to relay information and facts so the tiny brains of the masses can comprehend
The man of wisdom always explains things as if to a 10 year old. The Man of Ego explains things to show how smart he is.
There is no need to say Myopic when you can say Shortsighted. Dont use 50 dollar words when a 50 cent word will do.
"Tiny brains of the masses". Lol careful throwing stones because to someone else in this world you are part of the "tiny brain masses."
@@whatoh3407 Maybe he didn't separate himself from the masses.
@@myfavoritegames8805 are we really talking about this right now?
Eric's acting skills are beyond any comprehension..
"how fast the water flowed through is the speed???????????????"
If kids were taught like this in school not a single kid would fail because some of us we understand better when someone is demonstrating. Thanks guys keep up the good work.
After 6years, I have gotten the best definition and demonstration of bandwidth vs speed. Thanks team
Omg... I've seen this video 10 times already. Because I Love The Awkwardness! I need more videos of you guys explaining things. Plus, I'm Learning On The Side. Keep Up The Good Work!
I would love to dub this video 👺 muahaha
Hey Judah
Hey Judah!
They are SO AWKWARD I can't help feeling cringe the whole time but at least I get what they are trying to say!
Quality educational material and meme material at the same time! Excellent work you guys!
My brain was struggling to be clean and wholesome about this.
The way they pour the water together is hilarious 😂
Great video! The awkwardness while trying to explain is so relatable and it makes the demonstrations much more enjoyable to watch!
Obsessed with how awkward it is, but this made it click in my head so thank you both so much 😂
You have latency that would be like pouring small glasses but you don't have enough hands to deal with the amount of requests.
You also have distance limited by gravity that adds delay from the source to the end of the jar.
You also have frequency that would could be translated as pressure on the pipes helping push water faster at the cost of overwhelming force add to the pipes.
And then you have security network encoding that would be like a filter that clears water at the end xD
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thank you guys, the way that Justin say the speen of the pipes makes me laugh, like he is negotiating something!
Thank you guys
Was wondering all these day's, finally got a great explanation
U guys killed it
Fantastic explanation.
I watched lots of videos but this video explanation is 💯 best.
I find their lack of emotion feels satisfying to watch. If these 2 have a vlog I'd subscribe.
Nice short video demonstrating the meaning of bandwidth and speed. Thank you !
this video make the whole thing so easy, good work guys.
I've lost the will to live watching this
lets say you still ok with this
i've only been reading and studying for about an hour today....i looked up a video for a more in-depth understanding of bandwidth vs throughput and was in midst of watching this video....I saw your comment and i cracked lol
Awesome explanation, thanks guys!
Wow 🥺 the Way you guys explained the concept is unbelievable 🤠 ..
Wait, so when I do a speed test, is it actually telling me what my bandwidth is?
Doesn’t make sense 😣
That moment when you counted all the device in your home that use internet... O.o
Thank god for YT. I’m a visual learner and this demonstration was perfect for me. Thank you!
Wonderful explanation! Thank you, gentlemen!
thank you guys...that was a great way to show the concept of bandwitdth vs speed.
Thank you so much for explaining bandwidth in such a simple to understand manner
Best explanation honestly, so straight to the point
Excellent presentation! Thanks for the video!
Is there a way to increase bandwidth and not speed or vice versa? And how do you calculate the maximum bandwidth a network can handle?
by upgrading your hardware
3:04 and the cups are magically full again! Great explanations!❤
Thanks for easy explanation and the convesation between you both make the tutorial so easy to understand
If it's wet, that means it overflowed. lol!
How do you increase the rate(speed) of the water within one of the green cups?
Hey Arvig.net i need some help with some info on your video... i noticed this video is 3 yesrs old, how can i reach you
It's awkward but I actually understood their explanation. Loved it!
Great works guys. I clearly understood. Thank you so much!!
Simple and precise explain.I was able to understand bandwidth and speed
So I need a bigger bandwidth then for more devices.
finally understand bandwidth, thank you so much
Thank you for this model demonstration....It assisted me to visualize the concept between speed and bandwidth .
Rumour has it both of these guys have got BIG pipes
still watching this video! never gets old! it has a sort of ASMR effect on me.
Very clearly explained. Thank you!
Is there a solution for home? I stream on one TV (hard-wired) via an Android device, connected to a switch at my MAC. One more hard-wire connection to another room is usually in use by another family member. Wife may be watching TV in another room while using her tablet too. And, one more family member is always on her phone and tablet. My service is gigabit and while the speeds are good, I still experience a lot of buffering on my TV box when watching.
thanks you guys, it was a nice analogy of Bandwidth and Throughput i got it
Can you explain what is throughput with this analogy?
superb explanation
Great explained. Thank you, Engeneer
If you are like a lot of households that are now enjoying "video streaming" such as netflix, google youtube, VUDU you need roughly 3 to 5M internet speed as service providers will suggest. Streaming videos will take a lot of bandwidth, typical movie almost 2G. What we are not being told here internet service providers have control of your bandwidth usage and that is called "Throttling". Cell phone service providers can promise you all the data you want and need for their unlimited plan but after a certain brand width usage your service will crawl beyond that threshold. ***What this really means all of a sudden to you as a Arvig customer?
It means no matter what internet speed you already pay for you can expect a "Cap" on bandwidth in the future, and... you will pay for each GB of data you exceed. There is always a explanation to physics but in this case it is really called greed. For their already astronomical telephone and internet charges and no reinvestment of capital to provide reasonable and dependable customer satisfaction and service . 2018 expect to pay per GB of data after
a predetermined capping level.
This is real..Greed overtakes Need
I don't understand why thumbs down. Thanks for the video
As a home user I cannot make my 'pipe' bigger though I am offered extra speed if I pay more, £25 50mps & £35 for 145mps. How do they slow it down and why? other than to make more money. Why not just let everyone have the maximum the pipe can manage. And why does it cost more, meaning what extra cost does the supplier have between 50mps & 145mps.
They want more money, easy peasy.
Thanks for relating this kind of topic into a simplier concept :)
But the data sent is just per one bit, so I think bandwidth with speed is same if sending method is per one bit, is there data sent more than one bit?
whats wrong with high speed but low bandwidth internet? 🤔🤔🤔
is bandwidth related to the amount of session at a time?
some user would not get internet access because the session is full, even though other user might have crazy speed internet?
A very informative and best way to demonstrative video. Thank you so much.
Good explanation for a know-nothing like me. Thank you guys.
They explain this really well and now I feel really good inside cause I know I don't have the lives these "men" lived to break them
Hilarious!
Actually understood this practical very well .
Thanks sirs !!👏🏽
This gives me impeccable "the office" vibes I love it
So you’re saying you have a DVD player that connects to the internet?
Ok I think I've got it. You get more bandwidth by drilling a big hole in my kitchen sink, put my router in it with the cable down the sink hole then turn on the tap. Next big I'm confused about. Do I put my usb stick in a glass of water then pour it down the sink to upload to the internet?
Awesome learning from Paul Hayman from WWE XD (Very well explained btw. Thank you)
This is a good demonstration. But why DVD? It doesn’t use internet.
Are internet traffic and data congestion, as they mentioned, the same thing? Can someone please elaborate on it?
What equates to bigger pipe? More copper lines or fiber?
It Overflowed! Amazing!
So pretty much everyone confuses speed with bandwith. When IPs advertise their services they advertise their plans as "speed" (ie we offer you an internet speed of 24Mbps) when in reality it is the bandwith, not the speed. The speed is determine by the medium through which data is transferred... a coaxial cable is going to be sending data much slower than fiber cable.
I'm a masters student in communication and signal processing. Still I saw this video and it is amazing how they explain these things for a wider audience
Whats a DVD player?
A semi-transparent funnel would give a much better idea of the lack of throughput
Nice explanation.
Why do I feel like they're being gunpointed lol. Anyways love this demonstration. Very visual and easy to understand.
DVD player using bandwidth? tf?
IT's called Play Station
It's for DLNA & UPnP it lets you create a media server
So the individual packets will travel at the same speed no matter what the bandwidth is, but if the bandwidth is small/narrow, then it will take longer for the packets to enter the channel because they queue up at the entrance/beginning point? Could someone please confirm if I understood this right?
You are right! 🏆🏆🏆
Thank you for this video! A question please: why do some people express the bandwidth in GB rather than Mbps? I understand the storage data is in GB or TB and the net speed or the bandwidth rate is in Mbps. I've seen it used to express the installed capacity of the international bandwidth for a given country, but I don't understand the reason behind that. Can you please clarify that for me? I appreciate it very much. Cheers,
Horrible, they didn't really talk about the difference between the two. All they said was, if you use more devices, use the larger speed plan. What about bandwidth? How does it factor in?
That's not right. Bandwidth is the Maximum transfer rate (speed) of the pipe. Suppose you are throwing balls through that pipe. Let's throw 1 ball and measure the speed. Let's suppose it took 1 second to travel the pipe. That 1 second is your actual throughput. No matter how many extra lanes you add to the pipe it will not get any faster than that. Now, keep adding balls to the pipe and see the final speed. When your speed change from 1 second, you have reached your bandwidth (Maximum speed in balls/second). Let's say you can throw 10 balls at the same time and they arrive at the other end in 1 second. If you throw 11 they will arrive at 1.1 secs. Then your bandwidth is 10 Balls/second. Here, if you need to send 20 balls it will take 2 seconds. Now, increasing the number of pipes (Increasing the bandwidth), will let you reach your optimal throughput of 1 per second again. The initial throughput of the pipe is not determined by the bandwidth, but by the medium (Like copper vs fiber). And example will be to have a paved road vs a muddy road. With one lane on both roads, and just one car to pass, the paved road will give you a better throughput without increasing the bandwidth.
@ you should have done the video!
Broo this has got to be the easiest way to differentiate bandwidth and speed on the internet.
They looked like their boss just yelled the absolute shit out of them and then made them record this video has punishment.
Very clear, thanks for this, very helpful
Excellent representation and analogy
dvd player??
lol why does he need help making up a number. "say 10 mg" I love these guys. they brought in the expert on guessing what bandwidth a bunch of straws stuffed into pipe represents and ref back to his expertise 3 times
Great ! No this is the way of Teaching I really appreciate it..... :D
What would take to get 3 gigabit per second internet speed with an efficiency rating of 99.99%
Awesome explanation hats off to you sir
thank you for this demonstration. it is very helpful with the inspiration I rcvd from this morning's meditation about the wave of frequency I picked up. 😊🥰🙏💚
good analogy
So THIS explains perfectly why my Multiplayer gaming is lagging now that 2 more people moved in the house. Its 2 more Computers hooked up along with their smartphones now.
Everything was fine until they moved in. The whole time I was pissed at the game, when actually my bandwidth isn't suitable anymore. WELP..... Looks like I'm going to have to make the hard choice and move 3 people into the shed out back.
"The Bandwidth extends life. The Bandwidth expands consciousness. The Bandwidth must Flow." - Dune, probably
Awesome explanation!
Very helpful content. Thank you.
very wholesome and informative video guys!
great explanation guys!
this is relateable. tysm!!! hope im become network engineer sometime
What does the pipe represent and how do you get a bigger one
Bandwith
In mhz aka frequency
I loved the explanation! Thanks!
i found this video illustrative , thanks so much
why do you have to get a biger pipe why not just have it go through fatser???
Looks EVE in here, very explainable
Great content, thank you guys!!