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If there are problems with the WiFi connection, you can try to fix them. So check your internet connection and make sure you are not having any internet connection issues. You must be connected to a stable internet to download games and content in the Origin client.
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If not, power cycle your network device, run Origin with admin privileges, update your network driver, etc. To increase the download speed of Origin, make sure you are connected with a good speed and stable internet connection. How do I increase the download speed of Origin? Looking for better download speeds on Origin to get your games and updates. People are very crazy and try all kinds of methods to get the most out of their connection.

Some Reddit posts and forum answers later… Came across this HUGE post on answers.ea.com that has been going on for almost 3 years now.
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Search the entire internet to find out how to fix it. That night I went into full throttle research. This is the best case scenario for Origin. I use a 1 Gbps wired connection from the computer to my router and also a 1 Gbps wired connection from that router to the cable company’s modem. In theory, you could get up to 8.75 MB/s with this connection. Mad might be a better description of the moment. But when I saw my client downloading 2.5MB/s on a 70Mbps connection, I was intrigued to say the least.
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I recently downloaded the latest patch for Apex Legends. That's an unusually high amount of bandwidth and they have to load balance many players per each of their download servers, so they probably have you limited to 45 MB/s there simply because they can fit a bunch of other simultaneous users' traffic on their server instead of giving you the full 125 MB/s that your connection can handle.Check How to Increase Download Speed of Games in Origin

That's normal.Ī 1000mbit line is 125 MB/s, but of course you may never see that from Steam's servers. There are 8 bits in a byte, so yeah, a 20mbps line is 20 / 8 or 2.5 MB, so you'll only see a max of 2.5 MB/s of download speed on a 20mbit line. Steam is working in megaBytes per second. When you say 20MBps, that's megabit and should be written mb(little b)ps. So if you ask me a lot of it depends on Steam and their settings. When I download any game from steam on this connection I average about 45 MBps When downloading any game from steam I download on this connection at about 2 MBps.Ģnd connection 1000 MBps download 100 MBps upload Originally posted by iRacer™:I download from 2 connections.ġst connection 20MBps download and 1MBps upload It doesn't matter how fast your internet is during that process, it's comes down to how fast your SSD/HDD can perform a write. When it says there's no download and there's disk usage, it's because steam is delta patching a file. When they get written, the steam client is not working on the existing file either, it makes a copy of it, which takes time, then it delta patches it, which takes more time, then once it's verified and passes a hash, the original file is overwritten (which, you guessed it, takes more time). (I couldn't find a good channel for this post that's why it is in general.)Īrk's cache is huge and the files the updates write can be quite large (3-10GB in some cases).

Any other game in steam or any other launcher I can download 20 GB in half an hour while with Ark I'm always happy when 200 KB are done within an hour. My downloadspeed is always zero but writingspeed is always high (~40mb/s). Originally posted by Dranix:When Ark has an update it will always "download" very slow.
