YouTube Data Usage Test - 4K, 1080p to 144p

In this video, we conducted an experiment to measure the data usage of KZbin videos in various qualities (resolutions), from 4K down to 1440p, 1080p, 720p, 480p, 360p, 240p, 144p. We tested five videos in each resolution and used a software tool to measure the data usage and calculated per second data usage using that information. We also factored in the data consumed by the watch page.
Our findings show that higher video resolutions consume more data, with 4K videos using the most data per second and 144p using the least. We've included a graph and table of our results in the video, which can help you make informed decisions about your data usage when streaming KZbin videos.
Whether you're on a limited data plan or just looking to optimize your data usage, understanding how different video resolutions affect your data consumption can be helpful. We hope you find this video informative and useful. Don't forget to like and subscribe to our channel for more tech-related content. #youtube #4k

[@GIYO_TOMIOKA]

Helpful man 😊😊

[@CoffinDanza]

This is the best useful video ❤️

[@HowToWindowsYT]

Glad to help

[@hirangunn832]

best explanation on this on youtube

[@HowToWindowsYT]

Thank you

[@heyguysitsbingus]

any no data cap gigabit internet users here? 💪💪

[@MaxPower-11]

Most people’s internet speeds are measured in megabits per second, not megabytes. So, for those unaware, to convert to megabits, multiply by 8. Therefore for example, a 1080p stream uses 1.68 megabits of your internet speed. The cable and telco companies love to sell folks on expensive, high speed broadband plans, say 200mbps or more. But as you can see, you don’t really need that much to have a good viewing experience. Paying for extra speed you don’t need is just a waste of money. Even at the highest possible 4K streaming rate you are using less than 10mb per second. For a typical 2-person household 50mbps is more than sufficient. 25mbps is probably enough also.

[@BigCobra191]

For people who do high intensive work 25mb in not enough, 200mb is the base point for high intensity users and 25-50 for casual users who budget their money and 100 for budget users who don’t care about price

[@heyguysitsbingus]

I have gigabit so woops

[@sociallity13]

Nice! though the bar chart at 7:00 says Mb/sec should be MB/sec

[@HowToWindowsYT]

You're right. Thank you for pointing out ✅

[@100Bucks]

360p combined with interlaced. Save more data. Get interlaced on your PC with Custom resolution utility. 360p fits perfectly on a 1080p monitor. Windows display don't give you that. Only way to get it is by downloading custom resolution utility. All the games gives an option for 360p. But windows don't give you a 360p display. They know why 😅

[@FrederickGarrett-ri4rj]

Is my data is real slow can I turn on 144 and use it unlimited is it unlimited

[@user-rf8rq3kz7v]

I watch videos in 1 x 1. Doesn't use dat much data.

[@FubukiAkira]

i wanted that

[@HowToWindowsYT]

Glad to help