Mb/s is always different?
Hi,
I have a LAN cable connected to my PC, and it has a very good download speed (around 300 Mbps maximum). When I download something from Steam, I get 180-240 Mbps, and Call of Duty, at almost 100 GB, loads very quickly. But when I download a game from other launchers like Epic Games or Ubisoft, it loads very slowly, always at 3-6 Mbps, and it takes a very long time to load even small files.
I've also set the download speed to unlimited in the launchers, but it doesn't help. Does anyone know why?
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Sure.
The difference is that 8 bits=1 bytes are/is. These are two different units, but by conversion the same speed.
In Steam, Mbit/s is displayed by default, but you can change to MB/s.
Since epic games has very strong server, I can download without any problems with 250Mbit/s = 30.5MB/s. However, with very small games, it may be that it does not come to the maximum speed, as the CPU has to do much more at the same time. (unpacking etc.)
All the time, you will always download at the same speed, except a luncher is currently very busy.
Well, it won’t be fast. At steam I charged Call of Duty with 100Gb in under 1h and on Epic Games I have Fortnite was 50gb loaded in 3-4h just as with Rainbow Six on Ubisoft in 2-3h
Can it be that you used one ssd at steam and one hdd at the other luncher? Otherwise the download would have to be the same. Almost
No problem
That’s funny. But thanks for your time
Just that I don’t have any problems with the Epic games luncher…
Yeah, okay, then you can use garkeine HDD. It’s funny. Your internet isn’t, think it’s the problem of lunch. Everything else makes no sense.
2TB Ssd
What have you ever installed in the PC, an HDD? or an SSD or both?
I don’t know where I see that?