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Downloads from other sites work just fine.
Kannst du erklären wie man das macht?
This problem is completely new to me. Never had such slow download speeds before in Steam. It drives me crazy. It's definitely not a problem with the connection or the router. All Downloads in browser or other Apps are full speed. Only Steam has this problem right now.
Think of it this way. If one ISP was offering a 100mb/s download speed, and another was offering 15mB/s, most people will be drawn to the slower 100mb/s speed because the number sounds bigger.
If your internet connection tests at 85mb/s and your Steam download is 4.5mB/s, then you're basically getting a download speed of 38mb/s. And yes, that's less than half. Now look at other things that could throttle you.
Your download speeds will be affected by a number of factors. Specifically, it will be throttled at the slowest of the following:
Online speed tests don't check for all of this.
Falls du mit nur-IPv6 Probleme hast oder das den langsamen Download nicht behebt: Ansonsten gibt es VPN-Services wie Sand am Meer. Irgendeiner mit einem deutschen Server reicht. In dem Falle DEAKTIVIERE aber an deinem Netzwerkadapter IPv6 da du ansonsten ein VPN-Leak hast (die meisten VPN-Services haben nur IPv4).
must be a STEAM problem.
Hetzner suffered from this the same, until they paid up. Telekom is unethical and violates net neutrality.