ByJosef784
I downloaded a 60 GB game today via Origin. I have a download speed of 50 MB but it only downloads at 7-8 mb/s even though all other applications are closed and this isn't just the case with Origin but also with Steam and Co. What can I do about it???
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Huhu,
you’re probably confusing MegaByte with MegaBit.
It’s your contract that you have 50 megabits.
8 MegaBit (MBit) = 1 MegaByte (MB)
And if we share your 50 megabits through 8 comes out 6,25 megabytes.
If you jzt with 7-8 MegaByte downloads, you get even more power than the vehicle stands for 7-8 MegaByte would be 6-14 MegaBit more.
I hope it is understandable.
You could learn to read and apply the units correctly.
You don’t have 50 MB/s (Megabyte/s) download rate, but more than 50 Mbit/s (Megabit/s).
These are about 6.25 MB/s. So if Origin displays 7-8 MB/s, this is already more than you should have.
If you really have 50 MB/s (400 Mbit line), then it is possible to limit the download server or your LAN. Wi-Fi is about a strong brake at these speeds. It should be gigabit Ethernet.
Are you sure you have 50MB download rate and not 50mbit?
50MBs
50MBs times 8 = 400Mbit line?
8MB * 8 bit = 64 Mbit line ?
50 Mbits (the speed unit in the lines and contracts) correspond to 8 megabytes per second in the download. The units bit and byte are in a ratio of 8:1. You have an optimally running internet connection.