Originally posted by D3AD_W3IGHT:This has been a plague for a long time, I've gone A LOT deeper than what you listed and still found no fixes. Hopefully this will work for you, best of luck. It's not ideal because your download times will be nowhere close to what they should be, but should still be faster than hitting zero constantly. Again this will be case by case depending on your storage drive capabilities. It seems that in my case when Steam is downloading at around 7MB per second, I don't get the hiccups. Try figuring out your drives maximum write speed and throttling your download speed to roughly 50% or 60% of your drive write speed. The hard drive claim doesn't add up to me for this reason, but it's possible that Steam just does things differently.
Steam has this issue with both my mechanical drive and SSD. With speeds at a consistent 56MB per second. I downloaded Crysis 3 (Roughly 15GB) in four, yes FOUR, minutes.
My reason being is that downloading a game on origin for instance, this never happens. This explanation doesn't make sense to me. People claim it's basically your download speed outrunning your disk write speed so it needs a moment to catch up from decompressing and writing files. With my last ISP it only happened once in a blue moon but it wasn't 1/10th of the speeds I'm hitting with my current ISP, but with this ISP it affects EVERY download. This has been a plague for a long time, I've gone A LOT deeper than what you listed and still found no fixes.
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