I get 20 mbps usually on speedtest.net, but when downloading something on origin and steam, it only goes up to 2.5 mbps download, and never any higher. Is there a way to not limit the amount of internet a program gets?
Your speed is governed by the slowest link in the chain. Your downloads from Origin and Steam are only going to be as fast as those servers can deliver.
Your speed is governed by the slowest link in the chain. Your downloads from Origin and Steam are only going to be as fast as those servers can deliver.
20 Mbps is the overall bandwidth and maximum throughput of your internet connection. It doesn't mean you'll get downloads of that speed.
Download speeds are always going to be less, as they depend on the server they are coming from. Origin and Steam show download speeds in MBps (MegaBytes per second), which is completely different that mbps (megabits per second).
2. You can only get what Steam and Origin gives you.
If you are paying for 20 megabits per second from the ISP, and that is what you see on Speedtest.net, there is no problem.
I see you here everyday as i am here as well to keep on top of tech stuff. I work for myself as a pc technician in south Fl. Is this what you do for a living?
2. You can only get what Steam and Origin gives you.
If you are paying for 20 megabits per second from the ISP, and that is what you see on Speedtest.net, there is no problem.
I see you here everyday as i am here as well to keep on top of tech stuff. I work for myself as a pc technician in south Fl. Is this what you do for a living?