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Hi All, I'm not looking to get into the blame game before we start but, I'd like a sensible answer to the following question. My internet speed is 500mbs download and 60mbs upload. My computer is directly connected to the internet with an ethernet cable but, DCS only downloads at 18mbs. Is this a DCS issue or a provider issue. Don't want to scream at my provider and make myself look a complete idiot. DCS used to download at 30+mbs but, now seems to have fallen of a cliff. Best Regards.

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1 hour ago, Bobstar said:

Hi All, I'm not looking to get into the blame game before we start but, I'd like a sensible answer to the following question. My internet speed is 500mbs download and 60mbs upload. My computer is directly connected to the internet with an ethernet cable but, DCS only downloads at 18mbs. Is this a DCS issue or a provider issue. Don't want to scream at my provider and make myself look a complete idiot. DCS used to download at 30+mbs but, now seems to have fallen of a cliff. Best Regards.

i regularly get a good download speed. the server is in ashburn va which is pretty close to me. i am in chesapeake va. try to restart all your equipment. restart pc. 

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I'm 3685 miles away from you so, that may well be the reason I only get 18mbs?
You say your connection is 500Mbps I assume. Can you confirm if your download speed is 18MB/s or 18mbps. 18MB/s = 144mbps which is not really that bad, depending on where you are.

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Yep, download speed is 18Mb/s. Doesn't seem too bad now you explain it. Never knew about the Mbps & Mb/s thing?
Again! Is it 18MB/s or 18Mb/s.
MegaBytes are eight times faster compared to Megabits.
Cheers!

EDIT: MBps=MB/s≠Mbps/Mp/s
As you see. It's the capital or minor B/b that's important.

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