Bandwidth problem

[JaneAustenPowers]

We are having issues with using up to much wifi bandwidth? We usually watch a brief amount of Netflix every day 2 hours or less, and I have steam open while I do anything on my computer. I have 300GB monthly plan and 70% is already gone. On a side note the problem seems to have started when I got Windows on my Mac with boot camp several months ago. Please list all possible causes of this issue, anything that can take up a lot of bandwidth (ps I play SP games)

[The Giving One]

So you need help with Steam for Mac ?

http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/2/

Of course, using NetFlix while trying to download games or play games is going to really put a pinch on bandwidth, as you perhaps already know.

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Ursprungligen skrivet av FalconMaster12:

We are having issues with using up to much wifi bandwidth? We usually watch a brief amount of Netflix every day 2 hours or less, and I have steam open while I do anything on my computer. I have 300GB monthly plan and 70% is already gone. On a side note the problem seems to have started when I got Windows on my Mac with boot camp several months ago. Please list all possible causes of this issue, anything that can take up a lot of bandwidth (ps I play SP games)

It's just the fact that you're running too many things. Although 300 GB is a lot, so I'm not even sure what you're running over there buddy.

[JaneAustenPowers]

What do u mean by you're not sure what I'm running?

[JaneAustenPowers]

U think i have a virus???

[The Giving One]

Ursprungligen skrivet av FalconMaster12:

What do u mean by you're not sure what I'm running?

If you don't know, you can go into your settings for downloads in Steam and adjust the bandwidth usage, if that can help.

[fluxtorrent]

Netflix by an large will use most of your bandwidth, streaming high def amounts to between 2-10 gigs depending on the content and quality PER HOUR

[JaneAustenPowers]

Thanks, didn't know that, don't download much but watch a lot of Netflix probably too much lol

[The Giving One]

Yea, the good flux is right, especially if you are doing high def. That realy sucks it up, the usage that is. Do you need any more help or suggestions or have other questions ? Does this satisfy your question(s) ?