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Keep in mind by default steam is showing you MB/s not mbps so you are getting about 1/4 of your "up to" speed, so it could also be time of day or service degradation.
I tried a lot of things but none of those helped.
https://store.steampowered.com/stats/content/
During the Baldur's Gate 3 launch steam was pushing 150Tbps globally. They were pushing more data in Europe than they do on a normal day
Steam can obliterate 1gbps connections
Your steam downloads are limited by
1) your CPU
2) your disk IO
3) your anti-virus
4) your ISP
Choose one
from here
https://www.gbmb.org/mbps-to-mbs
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Steam defaults to Megabytes/s and internet plans are sold as megabits/s, that is likely where you issue is. 50 MB/s is roughly 420mb/s.
from here
https://linustechtips.com/topic/1529391-steam-download-speeds-dont-match-internet-speeds/
switch to ethernet cable and see whether the download speed is higher.
p.s if after switching to ethernet cable and the download speed is the same, then it is due to your ISP using Bandwidth Throttle.
how do you know your ISP don't use "Bandwidth Throttle"??????
the other launchers their download speed uses the same format as your internet connection speed format.
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and you ignore what i wrote
1) Steam defaults to Megabytes/s and internet plans are sold as megabits/s, that is likely where you issue is
https://linustechtips.com/topic/1529391-steam-download-speeds-dont-match-internet-speeds/
There is no correlation between the download format and the download speed.
Steam can obliterate 1gbps connections easily
Steam downloads are almost always limited by your client. Not because of steam's servers. Steam's servers have enough capacity to destroy you connection.
Steam downloads are highly compressed and are cpu and disk IO intensive. This is especially true if you're patching an existing game. Steam can't push a patch faster if your disk or CPU can't keep up with teh patching process
I understand that, but everything with my connection works fine. On ubisoft connect i download with 80-90 MB/s. websites load with normal speed. Torrent works fine. I eptied the cache, restarted the computer, i don't see why i should restart the ISP's modem cause everything works as usual except steam download. Plus, steam's other fuctions load fast.
My bad. Modem's restart solved the problem
Hey Satoru, good to see you. I suggest you try this experiment:
Buy the same game on Steam and another launcher, then compare the duration of the install process.
Glad that fixed your issue.