Obviously throttling Steam’s download speed will increase the time it will take for your game to finish downloading, but to make up for it you will be able to use your internet while you wait.
If you’re trying to use your internet in the background while downloading games, you can throttle Steam’s download speed through this method. In the Downloads tab of the Steam settings, select a value in the drop-down box labelled “Limit bandwidth to”. Tick the “Run Steam when my computer starts” checkbox to set steam to launch automatically when you boot-up. You can select from a range of values between 128Kbps and 200Mbps.
To apply a download throttle, click on the drop-down box labelled “Limit bandwidth to”. Once, in the settings, switch to the “Downloads” tab. Click on “Steam” in the top-left corner of the main Steam window, then click “Settings” in the drop-down menu. To open Steam’s settings, click on “Steam” in the top-left corner of the main Steam window, then click “Settings” in the drop-down menu.
You can throttle Steam’s download speeds from within Steam’s settings. PS I changed the download region and all the other tips and it didn’t help. The answer to this issue is to apply a limit to Steam’s download speed. With Steam, it’s not that it’s just going slow it starts at 75MBs and then just goes down to 30, to 20 to 10 and then to 0 where it stays for the duration of the session making it nearly impossible to download a 400mb update on steam.
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