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caseyf

So i have 120 download and 10-15 upload but on google chrome its downloading a file at like 0.2 - 0.3 mbps, why the hell is it this slow? speedtest shows my internet is perfectly fine this screenshot is current while downloading 

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Just now, M.Yurizaki said:

It depends on the server you're downloading from, among other things.

 

Speedtest is only useful for getting the best case scenario.

so how can i make google chrome not be so slow? if im payin this much for good internet i should atleast be getting it

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Just now, caseyf said:

so how can i make google chrome not be so slow? if im payin this much for good internet i should atleast be getting it

try a different browser. Otherwise the thing you are downloading can't handle your speeds

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Just now, RGProductions said:

try a different browser. Otherwise the thing you are downloading can't handle your speeds

oh trust me my pc can handle it haha

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Just now, caseyf said:

oh trust me my pc can handle it haha

msi z270 m7

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yeah, your PC is no issue. I mean the source you're downloading from, like gitub. they slow stuff down a lot

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1 minute ago, RGProductions said:

yeah, your PC is no issue. I mean the source you're downloading from, like gitub. they slow stuff down a lot

its pretty slow with most things i download, i dont think the site is the issue.

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7 minutes ago, caseyf said:

So i have 120 download and 10-15 upload but on google chrome its downloading a file at like 0.2 - 0.3 mbps, why the hell is it this slow? speedtest shows my internet is perfectly fine this screenshot is current while downloading 

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Have you tried a different browser? FF? Opera? IE/Edge?

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Just now, dalekphalm said:

Have you tried a different browser? FF? Opera? IE/Edge?

i would rather not use a different browser tbh, i only like chrome and have everything signed in already. is there something i can change to make it faster or if there is a limit or something?

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Is Chrome displaying MBps or Mbps?

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1 minute ago, caseyf said:

i would rather not use a different browser tbh, i only like chrome and have everything signed in already. is there something i can change to make it faster or if there is a limit or something?

Okay, so, welcome to the world of IT. You've just become a technician.

 

Step one: Eliminate variables

 

How do you do this? By testing FF, Opera, IE/Edge, etc.

 

Frankly, diagnosing the issue means sometimes you have to use a browser you don't like using.

 

Go try IE/Edge, and also download Firefox and try that.

 

Tell us the results.

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1 minute ago, JDE said:

Is Chrome displaying MBps or Mbps?

Even if it were, that'd still be pretty slow. 0.3 MB/s is roughly 300 KB/s. 300 KB/s converted into Mbps is around 37 Mbps. Not terrible, but not great for 120 Mbps connection.

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Just now, caseyf said:

You know that doesn't show your speed, right?

 

You need to open the Download Manager (Ctrl + J, or use the Menu to select "Downloads") to show full details.

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4 minutes ago, dalekphalm said:

Even if it were, that'd still be pretty slow. 0.3 MB/s is roughly 300 KB/s. 300 KB/s converted into Mbps is around 37 Mbps. Not terrible, but not great for 120 Mbps connection.

i just tested edge and its going at 158 kbps

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Just now, caseyf said:

i just tested edge and its going at 158 kbps

158 Kbps or 158 KB/s.

 

Kbps = Kilobits per second

KB/s = Kilobytes per second

 

The difference is extremely important in this context.

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3 minutes ago, caseyf said:

Ok that's MBps

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1 minute ago, caseyf said:

i just tested edge and its going at 158 kbps

KBps or Kbps?

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Just now, dalekphalm said:

158 Kbps or 158 KB/s.

 

Kbps = Kilobits per second

KB/s = Kilobytes per second

 

The difference is extremely important in this context.

kb/sec is what it says

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Just now, caseyf said:

kb/sec is what it says

KB or Kb? There's a huge difference.

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Just now, JDE said:

KB or Kb? There's a huge difference.

KB

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1 minute ago, caseyf said:

KB

welp

 

that's only about 1.2Mbps

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1 minute ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Here's another question: is Chrome doing this for all downloads or for downloads at a particular location?

all its always slow like this

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