![]() Valve's servers already send date as fast as your connection allows. Some types of connections share the same backbone with your neighborhood so your neighbors can also effect your speeds. If you are on wireless, share your internet connection or have other program (Downloading windows 10 in the background?) that can be using some of the bandwidth. There, make sure you have the correct region selected or as close as possible to where you live (this greatly influences the download speed on Steam because it connects you to one or another server). Both bandwidth speed and system processor speed can combine make a whole process to accomplish fast. Similarly, in the Steam client, open the options (Steam -> Preferences) and go to the Downloads section. Secondly if your system/Pc/laptop is performing fast then it will also be a plus point in your bandwidth speed. If you are getting 2 MB/s, then you are getting a good amount of your speed already. Thoroughly research any product advertised on the site before you decide to download and install it. It takes 8 Mb to make on MB, so a 22 Mb a second should get you an estimated 2.75 MB/s download speed. Speed test shows speeds in Mb (Megabits), Steam shows speeds in MB (Megabytes). Steam should seriously think about updating their servers. On I have over 22MB/s download speed, but on steam it is barely over 2 MB/s, this is ridiculous, changing the download region gives little to no effect. Originally posted by Mikeyntata:I recently bought Shadow of Mordor GOTY, I have been downloading this game for well over 7 hours and it is barely 90%.
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