5 kilobits per second is 5000 bits per second. This means 0.625 kilobytes per second. Consider that a slow broadband connection is at least 62 kilobytes per second. You are downloading at roughly 1/100th the speed you should be.
You can't. You will need to purchase a new router.
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It depends on your internet connection speed which is measured in Megabits per second (Mb/s or Mbps) and the load of the server. With a normal broadband connection and no overload on the server, maximum one or two minutes. It took me approx 16s to download...
On the top of my mind.. Normal file Downloading (click and download) Credential based Downloading (login to view available files) eg. OneDrive, Google Drive P2P Downloading (People sharing files) eg. Torrents, WebRTC Streaming Media Downloading eg. YouTube, Vimeo, DailyMotion
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of course 2 mbps it gives you download speed of 250 kbps and in 512 kbps option it gives download speed of 64 kbps only if you use net for downloading purposes or for you tube extreme watching go for 2 mbps option if you are for normal house surfer then go for 512 kbps option
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Compared with dial-up internet, ASDL broadband is much quicker; how much depends on which package you buy. Dial up downloads data at 56Kbps, that's 56 thousand bits of information per second. Compare that with the slowest broadband, not normally available anymore: 256Kbps and the standard/fast 2Mbps: 2 million bits per second. That's quite a lot faster! Another advantage is that broadband uses signals that do not disturb the normal phone signals, so you can use a telephone at the same time as accessing the internet. One more, is that broadband is, in general, an 'always on' connection which means that it is always connected and ready to go. Because of this, broadband is billed either as a flat rate, or by the amount of data that you download rather than by the time connected as many dial-up providers use.