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D#F@Q IS THIS SHET!? - WALP - 12-26-2013

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I regret nothing.

Yes this was infact worth a New Thread on the Frictionalgames Horror Amnesia Fan Forums.

Yes The steam store was down at the time because of me.


RE: D#F@Q IS THIS SHET!? - Wooderson - 12-26-2013

Well... I don't know if you're surprised if it is high or if it is low but I downloaded over 32GB worth of games over last weekend and it took me about 3 full days to do it maxing at about 700Kb/s and averaging 200-500Kb/s.

I am currently worried about losing Skyrim for £3.74 since it won't let me buy it.


RE: D#F@Q IS THIS SHET!? - Nice - 12-26-2013

y u broke steam


RE: D#F@Q IS THIS SHET!? - Romulator - 12-26-2013

I sometimes get 3.2mb/s...


RE: D#F@Q IS THIS SHET!? - WALP - 12-26-2013

I dont believe I have ever seen my steam download at a speed as high as 1.7 mb(I only remember 1.1 at fast times). that should answer your question.


RE: D#F@Q IS THIS SHET!? - Wooderson - 12-26-2013

Aww... I thought there was a chance Steam was running slow because of all the sales Sad


RE: D#F@Q IS THIS SHET!? - Traggey - 12-26-2013

When I was still at school we got about 11/15 MBS.


RE: D#F@Q IS THIS SHET!? - eliasfrost - 12-26-2013

I get a steady 10~ MB/s on steam.


RE: D#F@Q IS THIS SHET!? - Wooderson - 12-26-2013

OK now i'm confused....


RE: D#F@Q IS THIS SHET!? - plutomaniac - 12-26-2013

That's not fast really, it means your internet speed is around 16Mbps.

If you had a 50Mbps connection for example you would approximately be able to download at around 5,7MB/s.

If Naked? No does indeed get a 10MB/s speed that means approximately 100Mbps.

I say approximately/around because due to lower or higher SNR (effectively noise) and distance from DSLAM these numbers can differ.