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Louie Austino

Louie Austino

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I'm just being curious and wondering how long it took you all to download the recent DLC? I know the time it takes for me to download it is ridiculously long but i just wanted to see what others a getting it done in.

Well something is wrong over at my end quickest its said is about 6hrs. Always is long at my end. Any ideas on how to speed it up?

Thanks

Louie Austino

 
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Took me 15 minutes ish, but my steam download kept on freezing on 0mb/s download for some reason, otherwise it went pretty fast smooth

 
It took me 14 minutes but then they decided to throw another 18gb download at me so RIP.

 
1 hour 35 minutes....

Still going

 
Downloaded at 26.5 mb/s and i didnt check how long it took so u do the math :) I pressure less than 15m?

 
4 hours mate lmao.

Make that 6 lmao

 
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Dobby69 said:
4 hours mate lmao.

Make that 6 lmao
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Ahh thank you some one on my wavelength. Know, I know i'm not the only one, I've known Arma for many years, but baby this just ain't quick enough........ Sorry the Sam Smith within me was just released XD

But really does anyone have any ideas how to speed up downloads?

John Woll said:
9GB in about 4-5 minutes... With wireless 
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Especially you John!!!

 
5 hours, I hate you all. (Still download now, started 5:30)

 
@Louie Austino my provider decided to work together with another company which then took over my internet connection and mobile data. Got a new router a month ago orso and have been enjoying fast reliable internet ever since... I live in a house build in the 1960's so it's 90% concrete and 10% brick so the signal gets quite disrurpted from downstairs to all the way up to my room.

Depends if you're using wireless or a ethernetcable.

Mess about in your routers' settings online (webinterface), it comes with the handbook to your router and try to change the channel from default (for me the default has always been 6) or change the frequency band from 2.4 to 5GHz if possible or the other way around, change location of the router ect. (Get it far away from TV's and microwaves)

That's what made my connection improve after I had issues with it.

https://www.howtogeek.com/197268/how-to-find-the-best-wi-fi-channel-for-your-router-on-any-operating-system/

^ link to guide you through your journey

 
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John Woll said:
@Louie Austino my provider decided to work together with another company which then took over my internet connection and mobile data. Got a new router a month ago orso and have been enjoying fast reliable internet ever since... I live in a house build in the 1960's so it's 90% concrete and 10% brick so the signal gets quite disrurpted from downstairs to all the way up to my room.

Depends if you're using wireless or a ethernetcable.

Mess about in your routers' settings online (webinterface), it comes with the handbook to your router and try to change the channel from default (for me the default has always been 6) or change the frequency band from 2.4 to 5GHz if possible or the other way around, change location of the router ect. (Get it far away from TV's and microwaves)

That's what made my connection improve after I had issues with it.

https://www.howtogeek.com/197268/how-to-find-the-best-wi-fi-channel-for-your-router-on-any-operating-system/

^ link to guide you through your journey
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Right Here we go..............

Thanks

 
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