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So take it by 8, if the speedtest shows mbit.
Maybe try another download region. Otherwise its probably something on your end.
Your computer is too slow for your internet.
Steam downloads are installed "on the fly", meaning they are unpacked and processed at the same time, that they are downloaded, to make the game almost instantly playable after download. That can pack quite a load on your PC. If your internet gets too far ahead, it needs to wait and let your computer catch up.
In most cases, the bottleneck is the harddrive. CPU or a very active malware scanner can in some cases be culprits as well.
Not that much, that you can do, and not a fault on Steam's end. You could upgrade your device, do downloads on a faster computer and transfer them to yours, or, if it's just the fluctuating speed, that troubles you, limit your download speed.
I wonder, why this reason to the problem is still not to be found in internet searches, with as often as it tends to show up here. Maybe still a too recent phenomenom, that internet speeds have gone to such heights, that this can happen to many.
i dont think my PC is the problem. im not a PC expert but my PC is generally really fast with every other download, just not steam. my pc is just over a year old and has not the latest but close to hardware.
I'd recommend testing the download speed over torrent or some other swarn downloading system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent
Steam by default attempts to collect files in segments from multiple sources, allowing it to maximize speed. Default download streams usually only grab the file from a single source.
There is also the part where it decrypts each segment, so essentially it needs more time due to this alone anyway.
If torrent downloading is normal, then at least your ISP and router and cables aren't the problem.
You will still have to look at all the software installed on your pc, if not driver updates.