75Mb/s download speeds getting 500kbps speeds

[Sky Vallely]

idk what to do i have tryed changing regions which for maybe a min or so it would go to 10MB/s then drop to 0 and run around 500kbps even shut down my modem for the night so idk what is going on

http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5945884067

[meiスタ]

Make sure your bandwidth is set to "no limit" in Steam itself.

Try running Steam in administrator mode.

Check if your firewall(s) might be blocking Steam.

Check if your modem/ISP might be throttling Steam's connectivity.

[Nevergiveup]

i hate the download system from steam its always going up and down

[Sky Vallely]

Originally posted by mstr:

Make sure your bandwidth is set to "no limit" in Steam itself.

Try running Steam in administrator mode.

Check if your firewall(s) might be blocking Steam.

Check if your modem/ISP might be throttling Steam's connectivity.

yes its set to no limit

firewall is letting steam thru never really had a issues with it before

how do i go about checking if my isp or modem is throttleing steam

[meiスタ]

Originally posted by RRC Mr.FatManSlim:

Originally posted by mstr:

Make sure your bandwidth is set to "no limit" in Steam itself.

Try running Steam in administrator mode.

Check if your firewall(s) might be blocking Steam.

Check if your modem/ISP might be throttling Steam's connectivity.

yes its set to no limit

firewall is letting steam thru never really had a issues with it before

how do i go about checking if my isp or modem is throttleing steam

You can check your modem settings by entering the default IP into your web browser (usually would be 192.168.1.1).

For ISP settings, you'd have to contact them directly.

[Sky Vallely]

Originally posted by mstr:

Originally posted by RRC Mr.FatManSlim:

yes its set to no limit

firewall is letting steam thru never really had a issues with it before

how do i go about checking if my isp or modem is throttleing steam

You can check your modem settings by entering the default IP into your web browser (usually would be 192.168.1.1).

For ISP settings, you'd have to contact them directly.

were do i check with in the modem to see if steam is being limited b/c i have full control over my modem since i bough it so i didnt have to pay comcast rent anymore for a cheap ass modem

[meiスタ]

Originally posted by RRC Mr.FatManSlim:

Originally posted by mstr:

You can check your modem settings by entering the default IP into your web browser (usually would be 192.168.1.1).

For ISP settings, you'd have to contact them directly.

were do i check with in the modem to see if steam is being limited b/c i have full control over my modem since i bough it so i didnt have to pay comcast rent anymore for a cheap ass modem

Do you know your modem make/model?

Have you tried accessing your modem's control panel by entering the default IP (192.168.1.1) into your address bar?

[Snapjak]

Try another server, one that's far away. Other side of the country or even another continent. See if it still does it.

[Dmitry]

KPACABA

[suh dude]

Are you connected via WLAN? If yes, 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz?

[Sky Vallely]

Originally posted by Snapjak:

Try another server, one that's far away. Other side of the country or even another continent. See if it still does it.

no i havent tryed that i tryed different spots on the us but thats it

Originally posted by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar:

Are you connected via WLAN? If yes, 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz?

im wired thru the killer network E2200 of my board

[meiスタ]

Have you checked whether you WiFi dongle needs updating? Driver wise.

If possible, try connecting via WLAN.

[suh dude]

I have that sometimes too, I just restart my modem and steam. After a few tries it starts working.

Maybe check this out:
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9498-WPDF-3220

[Sky Vallely]

Originally posted by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar:

I have that sometimes too, I just restart my modem and steam. After a few tries it starts working.

Maybe check this out:
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9498-WPDF-3220

i actully unpluged my router and modem from the wall overnight last night and didnt do anything for me but i use my router for wifi for the phones and tablets but the dextops are wired directly to the modem

[suh dude]

Mhh okay, and did you check your drive? Maybe its working too slow?

[Sky Vallely]

Originally posted by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar:

Mhh okay, and did you check your drive? Maybe its working too slow?

so the disk usage really reflect download speeds