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09-25-2023, 05:31 PM
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Using Microsoft Edge for speed testing shows lower download and upload speeds compared to Chrome, while Steam loads slowly but works when downloading games. Your Wi-Fi quality seems to vary significantly depending on location.
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09-25-2023, 05:31 PM #1

Using Microsoft Edge for speed testing shows lower download and upload speeds compared to Chrome, while Steam loads slowly but works when downloading games. Your Wi-Fi quality seems to vary significantly depending on location.

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10-11-2023, 08:53 AM
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When discussing Steam downloads, it usually shows speeds in Megabytes and Kilobytes. Steam doesn’t show data in Megabits unless you change the setting. Speedtest uses Mbps by default, while Steam displays in MB/s. The conversion involves multiplying by 8 bits or dividing by 8 bits. Your download rate is around 150Mbps, which translates to roughly 18MB/s, matching your estimate of 20-25 MB/s. We’re unsure why Chrome isn’t working for you—this might be due to RAM issues or program crashes from something else. Network-wise, everything seems fine. If you face problems, it could be related to your router or WiFi card.
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10-11-2023, 08:53 AM #2

When discussing Steam downloads, it usually shows speeds in Megabytes and Kilobytes. Steam doesn’t show data in Megabits unless you change the setting. Speedtest uses Mbps by default, while Steam displays in MB/s. The conversion involves multiplying by 8 bits or dividing by 8 bits. Your download rate is around 150Mbps, which translates to roughly 18MB/s, matching your estimate of 20-25 MB/s. We’re unsure why Chrome isn’t working for you—this might be due to RAM issues or program crashes from something else. Network-wise, everything seems fine. If you face problems, it could be related to your router or WiFi card.

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