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And it is 11:33pm on a Monday; LOL it's not peak hours. Maybe from like 12pm - 8pm yea.
Also ISPs are now notrious for basically 'gaming' speedtest.net to look super awesome by QOS and caching, while ACTUAL traffic is throttled and basically garbage.
The best you can do is try to change your download regions and see what happens. But realistically your local link is likely the source of hte slowdowns.
http://store.steampowered.com/stats/content/
Steam is currently pushing 441.5 Gbps in North America. So if you think there's a slowdown on steam's end its probably not.
It takes 8 Mb to make 1 MB.
A 12.7 Mb connection should get you a 1.5 MB download on Steam, so your 2 MB download speeds is faster then what Speedtest is showing you.
As I said Steam is currently pushing 441.5 Gbps right now.
Yes 441.5 Gbps
If you think Steam cant push content to you at the maximum speed you'd be mistaken. Steam can push out upwards of 100mbps to users if they can support it. But it has to be supported end to end.
Download speed issues are by and large an ISP problem. Steam has enough akamai content servers to send you data faster than your hard drive can write it.
They max me out everytime.. 7.9 MBS
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