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Old 20-02-2011, 13:53   #1907
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Re: [Update] ALL 20>30Mb upgrade discussion

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet View Post



See above - it's supposed to be a snapshot of when all files are downloading simultaneously and have had the chance to ramp up.

Obviously not ideal but you are getting the wrong impression if you are looking at speed at the end of the download.
I am taking a snapshot while they're all downloading. The problem is IE takes an average of speed throughout the whole download, including at the beginning when only one download is running. Averaging it out over 30-45 seconds is not enough to remove this effect (as shown above, starting the downloads as quickly as I can still results in speeds of 60-70mbps measured).
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