- Most download speeds are measured in "kb/s," which stands for "kilobytes per second."
- A kilobyte is 1000 bytes. A byte is in turn made up of 8 bits.
- The download speed of a file is dependent on how much bandwidth both the downloader and the uploader (the one providing the file) can use in the download.
- "Bandwidth" is a measure of the available resources your Internet connection has available to use in downloading files.
- Bandwith is usually measure in either "kbits" or "mbits," which stand for thousands or millions of bytes of resources, respectively.












