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ChrisGE1267
1 month ago

100 Mbits/sec Down and 30 Mbits/sec Up – for living in the mountains, this is very good…

Kenshin663
1 month ago

Of course, it’s always server-dependent. Steam almost always loads my line (1Gbit/s). For other downloads, the size is often so small that I can’t really capture it. ^^

Dxniel453
1 month ago

I have played between 10 and 13 but dara that my pc is connected to the Internet via wlan

Vollinventur
1 month ago

Had a maximum of 25 Mb the second, usually it was set at 20-22.

mchawk777
1 month ago

I want to say that if there is actually “MB/s”, your client is out of date. 😉

Kenshin663
1 month ago
Reply to  mchawk777

?

mchawk777
1 month ago
Reply to  Kenshin663

I current client gives Steam the data transmission rates quite clearly in “Bit/s” or “Mbit/s”.
This is the misleading “MB/s” story.

Kenshin663
1 month ago

No matter what the part shows, as long as it loads fast enough, the rest is sh…egal. 😀

mchawk777
1 month ago

I just see:
In the download options, there is the “View download rate in bits per second” switch that is active with me.

Couldn’t remind me of what has changed in recent years – and before I was definitely “MB/s” in the download area and now stop “Mbit/s”.

Or else: “Jo mei – wat weis ich?” 😉

Kenshin663
1 month ago

I just threw on Steam from a whim….my one still gives MB/s. Except you can change it somewhere.

Sooss643
1 month ago

I, Bielefeld 1,5 MB/s (I white is sad)

poppedelfoppe
1 month ago

have 150mbits down and 20mbits uoload ..on steam i net exactly

Eierbroetli
1 month ago

26 per second