· Yeah but the thing is that I can download ubuntu from their site at Mb/s or download from other sites and updates for WoW and other games getting around Mb/s. The only problem when downloading is when downloading through Utorrent. All other types of downloading is perfectly fine. That's why I'm thinking it is an issue with Utorrent. I don't understand it. Trying to download WoW again, and it seems like like my download speed for WoW is capped at KB/s per second. I can download other things at around MB/s per second. · 3, Setting your upload speeds lower would possibly help, however setting a very low upload speed as kbps would limit your download speeds too, reason being - the downloads in torrents are from the peers / seeders to whose computers you need to have a connection to download, when you constrict your upload completely the connections also get constricted, so .
Torrents stuck at 99% Done, with only a few Pieces remaining to download. What is the expected behavior. To download % of the torrents' pieces/payload. Extra info(if any) I have QBT installed on another machine, on another network, Windows OS, and had no problems downing % of the pieces. Suspicious the problem is on the Linux version. Answer (1 of 6): Mbps = mega bits per second MBps = mega byes per second. 1 B (byte) = 8 b (bits) Considering the above metrics; the speed shown by the Internet Service Provider(ISP) is in Mbps. In your case its 40 Mbps. The speed that you get depends on multiple factors. The thumb rule followed. Yeah but the thing is that I can download ubuntu from their site at Mb/s or download from other sites and updates for WoW and other games getting around Mb/s. The only problem when downloading is when downloading through Utorrent. All other types of downloading is perfectly fine. That's why I'm thinking it is an issue with Utorrent.
Megabyte = 90 Megabits. Mbps / Mb/s download speed is either you're doing something already in the background that's affecting your HDD / SSD, that be downloading something else at the same time, either your anti virus is scanning as you're downloading, and so on. It could also be that your ISP doesn’t have enough bandwidth on their internal network, or that they don’t have enough bandwidth on their backbone connection to the Internet. You might try checking the speed in the middle of the night, when there will be much fewer people are online, to see if it is a lot better. I feel like every game has its own server stored on different locations. Thats why some games have faster download speeds and some don't. Am I right? I'm having the same issue. Downloding Insurgency Sandstorm with MB/s but Rainbow Six Siege with KB/s.
0コメント