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Can you limit Origin bandwidth usage?

orangecat

I have a 7 megabit connection and my maximum speeds can reach about 1 megabyte a second. origin seems to think it can suck up all my bandwidth and leave none for my other applications. Is there a way to limit Origin's bandwidth usage? Is there any software that can limit the applications bandwidth usage?

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Some more recent motherboards come with applications that let you set preferences and bandwidth limits for certain applications but I'm afraid that your Z68X UD3H will have such a feature.

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http://seriousbit.com/netbalancer/

Free version lets you limit or prioritise up to 5 programs. Run in the background with no shitty taskbar icons. Works a treat.

 

Thanks. I used to use NetLimiter, but it stopped working since I upgraded to Windows 8, so I've been wanting to replace it for a long time now. :)

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I have a 7 megabit connection and my maximum speeds can reach about 1 megabyte a second. origin seems to think it can suck up all my bandwidth and leave none for my other applications. Is there a way to limit Origin's bandwidth usage? Is there any software that can limit the applications bandwidth usage?

I experience the opposite problem, I get 40mbps and Origin thinks I get 0.5 mbps!

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