That depends on the speed of the connection with Internet on the several locations from which you download concurrently, and the speed of the various storage lockers sites, and the speed of moving the results to one of the many computers to combine all part on that one.
So, since this seems to be a one-time problem, I'd just start all downloads concurrently at the end of the evening and expect everything to be ready next morning when I wake up.
Kees
Hello CNET forum members and readers. I am here to humbly ask a question.
Straight to the point, there is this large rar file that was uploaded by a user. He uploaded this rar as parts (ie part1.rar , part2.rar , etc) onto online storage locker. As a precaution, he also uploaded onto other storage locker websites. Each storage locker has the full set of rar parts and therefore (by his words) could be downloaded from each different locker as so wished and can be interchanged.
My question is, is it more efficient (ie. time wise) to download these rar parts using several computers (ie, each computer downloading a different rar part from different storage lockers sites) or download it on one computer (ie. using a single computer to visit all the different storage locker sites and downloading from each cocurrently).
I hope that you guys understand what I mean as explaining this is a little difficult and cumbersome.
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