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I did the math. :-) Assuming it will take 10 hours to drive the 600 km, the road trip will be faster if you have bandwidth less than around 19 Mbps.
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jobylie67307yThanks for doing the math. I went for the driving option. It is more expensive but way more fun. Also, in Germany our data transfer speed is unlimited
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jobylie67307y@3ndriu probably every modern car is, but not every driver. Stil, I made it in a litle under 5h and therefore had an amazing data transfer speed
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jobylie67307y@logic already had it on an hdd. Just reading it was an issue, but we had lunch while it was loading so no problem.
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jobylie67307y@demiko well, it was limited by the top speed of my car or rather by my driving skills. But we don't have speed limits on our highways (Autobahn) in Germany. So you can transfer big files at 200km/h or 120mph without any problem.
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