BSNL Home 750 or 1350

I have also used BSNL and from my personal experience Home 750 is good. Its unlimited, but if you only want to browse then go for HOME 500, speed is good.
 
Well you are the one who has to do the math. If you dont browse much, go for 1350 as if you are downloading with RS (60bB/s), you will have tough time browsing. 500 is good if you browse during day. Just calculate which plan is giving you more traffic.
 
DevinWolf said:
I have the 750 plan and its slow for some reason. I'm getting only 30kbps.
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UL750 is ,,i too have same,,avg dl speed is 30kbps max i got 40kbps smtime though,,happy with bsnl,,i ususally keep torrent for dl at night (overnight)
 
rajatgarewal said:
Hmm i chose 512 plan...fast though I have to stop torrents while browsing as speed is fixed to 512 and torrents suck it completely...I am able to host warcraft in garena easily now without lag...thnx a lot
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In uTorrent you can reduce the download speed to say 40 kB and your browsing speed will be OK.
 
manuvikram007 said:
Sorrry to hack ur thread.... which plan is good for RS premium downloads....500 plan(NightUL)or 1350 one??/
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There is another math involved. What is the power consumption of your PC and what are the going rates? I have tested a number of PCs and the average consumption on 24 hour basis is about 4 to 5 units per day. You must factor in that cost.

Unfortunately in India we do not get laptop CPUs packaged for desktop use.

At present I am working on a low powered PC design with laptop hdds to reduce consumption down to around 40 watts. On a conservative calculation I would save about Rs. 750/= per month in electricity charges.
 
^^ that's a very valid point. Something I've been thinking of for some time. I guess you are assuming around 200Watts per PC, so 24hrs/1000W * 200W = 4.8 units per day.

What's the typical cost of 1 unit ?
 
Yeah and I guess for most of us, the number of units used per month will be a lot higher. In my home it's definitely more than 600-700 units per month IIRC, so running a download rig 24x7 could be quite an expensive affair.
 
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