Can anyone beat this?! :)

[Express.]

It's Downloading, Not Extracting.... and Yeah, I get 103MB/s max.

How much do you pay per month?

[RGAESRGAEDRghaerhaerherth]

I get max. 300 KB/s

[Crandon]

I get 10 gb per sec if u say i dont my dad is admin of this site i will get him 2 ban u

what the fuck?

[Apex?]

i get 1.2 mb/sec

[Scotia]

It's Downloading, Not Extracting.... and Yeah, I get 103MB/s max.

I'm guessing you're with Virgin Media? It's the only ISP over here that I trust to have good speeds.

[Apple`]

I'm guessing you're with Virgin Media? It's the only ISP over here that I trust to have good speeds.

Yuppp XD

[Apple`]

How much do you pay per month?

$55 Month

[Apple`]

How much do you pay per month?

$55 Month

- Double Post lag, My Bad.

[Smokin-W33d]

Yo i have a dsl connection and its the best i can get where i am -.-

[Mokou-Sama]

Lucky dude.... thats all I say

[Blaky]

wow lucky im at 12mb/s down 0.90mb/s up!!

[Yotsuba]

Mah nigga...

[SammyDoge1]

It's Downloading, Not Extracting.... and Yeah, I get 103MB/s max.

Didn't even know origin could send you files this fast.

[Horror]

For all the guys believing this, just

That's the speed at which Origin is extracting the downloaded files to his HDD/SSD. Not his actual download speed. This happened to everyone downloading recent games on Origin. It switches from extracting to downloading, because Origin's too stupid to realize Titanfall is not a 50 Gb download, but a 20 Gb download and a 50 Gb install. Just to prove my point, I've done some research.

OP admitted to using Virgin Media. A little bit of research shows that their fastest speed is "up to 152 Mb". Which is megaBITS. Not megaBYTE. The highest possible download speed the OP could get in a perfect situation is 19 Mb/s. (152 / 8 since 1 byte is 8 bit)
This should be common knowledge by now, but ISP's use this as false advertisement when promoting their stuff. Making you believe you'll download at 152 Mb/s, because quite frankly, they just don't mention the fact that it's expressed in bits.

Nice try I'd say.


Sources :
https://store.virginmedi*****m/broadband.html
https://www.pcgamer.com/2014/02/25/ti...8gb-installed/
https://www.matis*******/bitcalc/ But a simple brain/calculator usually does the job fine.

[Apple`]

For all the guys believing this, just

That's the speed at which Origin is extracting the downloaded files to his HDD/SSD. Not his actual download speed. This happened to everyone downloading recent games on Origin. It switches from extracting to downloading, because Origin's too stupid to realize Titanfall is not a 50 Gb download, but a 20 Gb download and a 50 Gb install. Just to prove my point, I've done some research.

OP admitted to using Virgin Media. A little bit of research shows that their fastest speed is "up to 152 Mb". Which is megaBITS. Not megaBYTE. The highest possible download speed the OP could get in a perfect situation is 19 Mb/s. (152 / 8 since 1 byte is 8 bit)
This should be common knowledge by now, but ISP's use this as false advertisement when promoting their stuff. Making you believe you'll download at 152 Mb/s, because quite frankly, they just don't mention the fact that it's expressed in bits.

Nice try I'd say.


Sources :
https://store.virginmedi*****m/broadband.html
https://www.pcgamer.com/2014/02/25/ti...8gb-installed/
https://www.matis*******/bitcalc/ But a simple brain/calculator usually does the job fine.

You Really went far out on this, Didn't you @Horror.

Thank you for paying so much attention, and I could of answered your question by you just asking me the following :

What Mbps do you Get? And I'd answer you 126MBps.....