Unit Converter › Data rate › bit/s → Gbit/s
Data rate · scale · base bit per second
bit/s to Gbit/s
1 bit/second (bit/s) = 1.00000000000e-9 Gbit/s. Multiply by 1.00000000000e-9. One bit/second (bit/s) is 1.00000000000e-9 Gbit/s.
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bit/s to Gbit/s table
| bit/second (bit/s) | Gbit/s | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bit/s | 1.00000000000e-9 | Gbit/s |
| 2 bit/s | 2.00000000000e-9 | Gbit/s |
| 3 bit/s | 3.00000000000e-9 | Gbit/s |
| 5 bit/s | 5.00000000000e-9 | Gbit/s |
| 10 bit/s | 1.00000000000e-8 | Gbit/s |
| 20 bit/s | 2.00000000000e-8 | Gbit/s |
| 25 bit/s | 2.50000000000e-8 | Gbit/s |
| 50 bit/s | 5.00000000000e-8 | Gbit/s |
| 100 bit/s | 1.00000000000e-7 | Gbit/s |
| 500 bit/s | 5.00000000000e-7 | Gbit/s |
| 1,000 bit/s | 0.000001 | Gbit/s |
a 100 Mbit line downloads at 12.5 MB/s
Internet speeds are sold in megabits; download managers report megabytes. The factor is 8, which is why a connection that sounds eight times faster than your download never is.