Newly built pc slow download speed

 ·  · . #1. Hello. I've recently built a new PC with brand new parts and I've run into a problem. I've noticed that only on this PC, my upload is only nearing 10 Mbps while my download is around Mbps. Now, this is where the problem lies. My other PC did around Mbps up and down together with ease, so I'm having a bit of a head User Interaction Count: 1. Not your drivers, necessarily, but something that the OS/network controller on your new build is doing. You're probably going to have to play around with network settings, power settings (making sure it isn't set to some power saving mode), and making sure that .  ·  · Basically, my PC is getting anywhere from mbpsmbps when other devices are getting mbps. I just bought a new wireless USB adapter thinking mine had quit on me but it's not helping either. Basic specs are as follows: AMD FX(tm) 8 core GHz 8gb ram windows bit NVIDIA.

Using steam to keep tabs, it lists my network at 3MB/s but my disk usage at anything from 0 - kb/s (often not topping more than kb/s. and the browsing is sluggish too. Download is horrendous if not doing so through steam. 5GB takes days T.T. and on the Dell G7 (interestingly enough) C: D: seems backwards to me. Use the Network Speed Test to measure your network response time, download speed, and upload speed. Based on your connection's speed, Network Speed Test will tell you what activities you can do, such as stream music or high-quality video. Download this free app from the Windows store using the following instructions. Computer Registry. The computer itself can be the cause behind a slow download. This happens when it is unable to read its processes quickly. In particular, the Windows registry can be corrupted or may contain many unnecessary files. The computer has to read all of these files before processing the actual download.

The computer itself can be the cause behind a slow download. This happens when it is unable to read its processes quickly. In particular, the Windows registry can be corrupted or may contain many unnecessary files. The computer has to read all of these files before processing the actual download. I am only getting 4Mbps "upload", "while "download" speed on my local network is Mbps. Another computer plugged into the same ethernet wire gets Mbps on both upload and download. I tried the RealTek G and the Intel onboard ports as well as a separate PCIe Realtek card. I'm using Windows 10 Home Edition. Is Your Brand-New Windows 10 PC Really Slow? Use This One Trick To Speed It Up. Your computer might be booting up with lots of programs you don't need running.