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[QUOTE="mfp16"]I always download from steam at least 1.1 MB/sec, it's not a problem with steam, it's either with your PC or your connection.fuzion50the peak speed is usually lower. how do i get it to the peak. if i had it there, most games would be downloaded in under a second
What kind of internet are you paying for?
[QUOTE="mfp16"]I always download from steam at least 1.1 MB/sec, it's not a problem with steam, it's either with your PC or your connection.fuzion50the peak speed is usually lower. how do i get it to the peak. if i had it there, most games would be downloaded in under a second lolwhat?
the peak speed is usually lower. how do i get it to the peak. if i had it there, most games would be downloaded in under a second[QUOTE="fuzion50"][QUOTE="mfp16"]I always download from steam at least 1.1 MB/sec, it's not a problem with steam, it's either with your PC or your connection.Sparticus247
What kind of internet are you paying for?
at&t[QUOTE="fuzion50"][QUOTE="mfp16"]I always download from steam at least 1.1 MB/sec, it's not a problem with steam, it's either with your PC or your connection.TheMistiquethe peak speed is usually lower. how do i get it to the peak. if i had it there, most games would be downloaded in under a second lolwhat? my peak speed is in the high millions
[QUOTE="Sparticus247"][QUOTE="fuzion50"] the peak speed is usually lower. how do i get it to the peak. if i had it there, most games would be downloaded in under a secondfuzion50
What kind of internet are you paying for?
at&t No, what speed internet.... not the provider.[QUOTE="Sparticus247"][QUOTE="fuzion50"] the peak speed is usually lower. how do i get it to the peak. if i had it there, most games would be downloaded in under a secondfuzion50
What kind of internet are you paying for?
at&tand there is your problem.
you would need to buy a heavy duty fiber optic government run super network to have speeds reach anywhere near the peak.
I mean people would drool if they could get a 10gb/s speed and thats still not even reaching that peak by a long shot. Point is no one can download at steams peak because the tpy of network connection required to do so doesnt exhist to be purchased. If it could though, that would be the peak steam could put out for it.
at&t[QUOTE="fuzion50"][QUOTE="Sparticus247"]
What kind of internet are you paying for?
Sparticus247
and there is your problem.
you would need to buy a heavy duty fiber optic government run super network to have speeds reach anywhere near the peak.
I mean people would drool if they could get a 10gb/s speed and thats still not even reaching that peak by a long shot. Point is no one can download at steams peak because the tpy of network connection required to do so doesnt exhist to be purchased. If it could though, that would be the peak steam could put out for it.
my peak went up since yesterday though, thats what im trying to say[QUOTE="mfp16"][QUOTE="fuzion50"] my peak speed is in the high millionsfuzion50high millions of what? MB/S
lol, at&t doesnt do that
go here
http://www.speedtest.net/
post results
[QUOTE="fuzion50"][QUOTE="Sparticus247"]my results http://www.speedtest.net/result/1108503004.pnglol, at&t doesnt do that
go here
http://www.speedtest.net/
post results
fuzion50
Im sorry but if you see the results there your download rate cant get up to the millions, not even close.
[QUOTE="fuzion50"][QUOTE="Sparticus247"]my results http://www.speedtest.net/result/1108503004.png With your connection the fastest you will be able to download is a little less than 500/KB a second.lol, at&t doesnt do that
go here
http://www.speedtest.net/
post results
fuzion50
I use at&t as well and am paying for a 6mb/s connection, so Im doing pretty well since I can only get up that as the max
[QUOTE="Sparticus247"]so if i pay fpr more i get more?I use at&t as well and am paying for a 6mb/s connection, so Im doing pretty well since I can only get up that as the max
fuzion50
I bought the Uverse package, the home phone, internet, and cable pacakge. They give you a router and new cable boxes. There are a number of diferent internet service packages you can choose from them, their top out is at 6mb/s though. here is a link
http://www.attspecial.com/internet.html?PID=google:at_t_internet_service:AT_T_Top_Perf:Internet_At_T_Internet_Service&adused=5739136462&gclid=CJ_Sj7yptaYCFULNKgodMwpTIA
ok thanks everyone i thought the peak was just me not everyonefuzion50
No the peak is the max bandwidth Steam is able to put out - To everyone - All at once...
Your own connection determines your download speeds... And your connection is 3.73mbps... Which means the fastest download you can perform is 466KB/s (3.73 megabits per second divided by 8 bits per byte, or 466,000 bytes per second)...
My download speed is pathetic 285KB/s
http://www.speedtest.net/result/1108573980.png
Going to change the isp i have as they have always been pretty bad for what i am supose to be getting. Which is up to 8 mb
Whenever I see someone has at&t as their service provider I think of really crappy internet. Is this just me?SLUSHiNaToRNot just you. I've used AT&T DSL for YEARS... finally switched over to Cable Broadband.. AT&T's connection is slow to a crawl even on their top DSL Package. And you pay the same price as Cable, if not more. You get randomly disconnected from time to time, too.
My internet speed is 34-38 mb/s but I cap out at 1.3 mb/s for Steam downloads. Even then, I rarely get that download speed. It usually hangs around 700-800kbps. Some days it's worse, some days, it's better. Depends on the number of people downloading too, I guess?
I used to have AT&T, they are by far the WORST provider for any service. They claim their prices are low, but they were sneakily charging my house $50 a month for 1mbit/s speeds, which is a downlaod rate of about 35kb/s. Finally switched to cable, and check out the new speed....for $45 a month
and here's me downloading from steam
Must be something wrong on my end then... huh? I'm only getting 1.3 mb/s max. What could be the reason? Perhaps it's my location? I'm in southern California. My speed is 34-38 mb/s.I used to have AT&T, they are by far the WORST provider for any service. They claim their prices are low, but they were sneakily charging my house $50 a month for 1mbit/s speeds, which is a downlaod rate of about 35kb/s. Finally switched to cable, and check out the new speed....for $45 a month
and here's me downloading from steam
wis3boi
go to the Steam program browser, go to settings/Download+Cloud/Select Region and make sure the selected region is closer to your stateMust be something wrong on my end then... huh? I'm only getting 1.3 mb/s max. What could be the reason? Perhaps it's my location? I'm in southern California. My speed is 34-38 mb/s.
Elann2008
[QUOTE="thedootmaster"]This: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VhKUtCXf5MElann2008But look at his "download rate" during the video. The peak download rate seen is probably some sort of glitch or bug in Steam's part. yea, the fact that his current download is only increasing by a KB a second makes me wonder...
44,525,640 mb/s? I've never heard of a connection this fast... is this even possible? If it was, you would be downloadinghuge files within minutes.
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