Bandwidth vs Internet Speed or Data Rate. Why is the actual speed so slow? Explained in Bengali 

Bandwidth Vs Internet Speed…what’s the difference? Why my internet is so slow? Fiber Optic Internet Connection.
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Bandwidth we should take depend on how many devices we are going to use at a time and how much data we want to receive with those devices.
1. Bandwidth like a Road. Data like the Vehicles. Now We have a Bandwidth similar to 1 lane road. One line of vehicle or Data can come with the lane at a time and thus with the lane we can pass 10 vehicle per second one ofter another. What will happen if we want to send 2 line of vehicles or data with the same lane? One vehicle has to stop for another. one go then another can move forward. That creats buffering. To solve the buffering problem we need to double the lane same as double the bandwidth. Then we will see 2 line of vehicles will pass at a same time and in 1 second 20 vehicle will be able to pass the road. So how many cars on the road or how much data though the cable or wirless Media go at a time is called BANDWIDTH.
The information, movie, website information, or music has to travel through a network system to grab that information from the internet. An internet connection with a larger bandwidth can move a set amount of data (say, a video file) much faster than an internet connection with a lower bandwidth. When the family is all at home streaming a movies, downloading games, steaming music and more, there is a lot of competition for that bandwidth capacity. Insufficient bandwidth is the equivalent of not having enough lanes on the highway which will cause a traffic jam.
2. Network Speed: Now, talking about internet speed or throughput, it’s nothing but a way to show the quickness of the data transfer. When doing normal things like web browsing or downloading a file, we could use speed and bandwidth in place of another.
However, there can be situations when you have a higher bandwidth, but your internet connection still works like a tortoise. Let’s say your ISP has allocated you a bandwidth of 50Mbps - means 50 megabits of data can be downloaded in one second on your machine. You start downloading a file from a web server, and the download manager maxes out somewhere at 18 Mbps.
In this case, your actual bandwidth is 50 megabits per second, but the speed you’re getting is only 18 megabits per second. Your internet speed could be more or less than 18Mpbs, and it could even match the bandwidth if all things are right.
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