is this possible?

[jEnkinsX]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v330/jEnkinsX/wow.jpg

[hot-m3d1c]

if you're about the skin, yes.

[jEnkinsX]

download speed

[jollyeskimo]

sure it is....for all you know it could be downloading a local file off the rig's own hard drive or another rig on the local netowkr.

[jEnkinsX]

im dl'ing from filefront

[Cospa]

Might be possible, depends on what connection you're using and where you're downloading from. Really looks like LAN speeds though

[.iNiz]

Yah its possible, but but but, hook me up with the skin :D

[jEnkinsX]

im using rogers express.. im downloading a cs demo from filefront...

the skin is longhorn from stardock

[ShadowVlican]

rogers express doesn't go that fast, so no, not possible with ur connection...

[Evil Techie]

i bet that some parts of the file was already being transfered (cached) before it displayed it being downloaded

hence when it started to calculate the time, there was already a chunk of the file on your hard drive and not so much left to download

that is the most logical explaination i can think of
or it could just be connection jumping up and down

[Cospa]

I think it could be cached as well. I don't think the connection can jump that much and if it does, it's usually at the beginning

[Jacka]

i agree with Evil, not possible on such high speed on fibre optical line, i guess your connection is jumping up and down like our @ Vancouver too, these past week is awful connection, unstable packets everywhere. :(

[amd_fanatic]

I highly doubt thats possible. The higest speed I've gotten it 700kb/s on shaw extreme.

[chatbox]

Alright, anyone know what's the name of the skin?

[jollyeskimo]

longhorn slate 4051 (http://www.wincustomize.com/viewskin.aspx?LibID=1&SkinID=3665) for windowblinds