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Steam downloads are processed "on the fly", making them ready to play a few seconds after finishing. That means, the files are saved, unpacked and processed at the same time, which puts quite a load on your hardware.
If your computer cannot keep up with the incoming data, the download is paused until it caught up.
In most cases, it is the hard drive, that is the bottleneck of the story (and if reserving space takes so long for you, that's even more likely). Sometimes, it is the CPU or a hyperactive malware scanner too.
Your options here would be to upgrade your machine, do downloads on a faster computer and copy them over afterwards, or, if it's the fluctuating speed that concerns you, limit your download speed, so that it does not outpace your drive.
You say "pretty sure". Check it. It has helped people before with such things.
You could also try a different download region to see if that speeds things up. People often follow the myth that you need to select the nearest one, but congestion is a real thing and often limits more than people think. Try regions on the other side of the world, where people are sleeping. And try a few, to see the effects.
Steam downloads are compressed, the others are not but it still takes the same time to download Baldur's Gate 2 Enhanced Edition on both Steam and GOG Galaxy.
As a sidenote: Cyberpunk 2077 on GOG Galaxy take forever to patch in fact it is far easier to simply uninstall the game and re-download it.
As a secondary sidenote: 90GB at 300 MB/s at 30 minutes is slow as it should take 5 minutes.
People living in different regions, using different configurations and who knows what is or isn't properly installed or configured. It makes it rather impossible to find a cause as it can be different for everybody.
However, the loop you describe in your OP indicates that something is interfering.
Changing download region including those on the other side of the world to you. Personally i use either London, Hamburg or Seattle as they work best for me. I am in the UK.
Excluding the entire Steam folder in your antivirus so a realtime scan does not occur.
Turning off Windows indexing.
Regularly trim your ssd, hdd.
Thanks for sharing anyway.
What's happening is that Steam is reporting your DL speed in MB (Megabytes per second) and Origin and Uplay is reporting it in Mb (Megabits per second) 50MB/s is 400Mbps.
They work for me hence why i have the same download speed on all the platforms i listed.
Windows indexing for example tracks all files to be used in a search which means your ssd, hdd is constantly running while downloading as Windows is indexing those files.
Note: I use Everything instead of Windows search.
Trimming an ssd, hdd, regularly means allocating space take less than a minute on my PC for all platforms i listed.
If the download (vertical blue lines) goes to zero check the disk activity (horizontal green line) as that indicates files are being de-compressed. Note: both processes can happen at the same time or be independent of each other.