Downloading games slowing pc

Just remember if you have games on the hdd and then have something like your web browser on the hdd it will still slow down when downloading games. User Info: Ryzeki. Ryzeki (Topic Creator) 6 years.  · My download speeds according to Speedtest are currently Mbps down and 30Mbps up with 2ms of ping. I tend to download games at around 30 - 60Mbps on Steam, Epic Games, Rockstar etc. I did forget to say that sometimes on Steam, the downloads will go from 30Mbps to Kbps, not sure if this is relevant though. Screenshots. Unless all the games are running at once it will not cause any thing or slow down or crash. More over you should not have many heavy background applications like steam. I hope you get it.

Hi, I'm having an issue with my PC whenever I'm downloading larger games from Steam, Rockstar, Epic Games etc. I have a 1TB SSD (not m.2) where I have windows installed along with all my games and any other files that I need. I've gone through various steps to try and alleviate this issue but. Answer (1 of 10): It can slow your boot and login times. When Windows boots and you login, it must run through the registry and find certain entries. The more software install, the larger the registry is, the larger the registry the longer it takes to find and pull data from it. This is because. When orign is installed the computer runs very slow and intensive processes are running in the background, even after exiting orign. After I unistalled orign the computer runs fine and speed is normal. It makes my Battlefield 4 premium game a waste of money if Orign makes my computer unstable and slow.

My download speeds according to Speedtest are currently Mbps down and 30Mbps up with 2ms of ping. I tend to download games at around 30 - 60Mbps on Steam, Epic Games, Rockstar etc. I did forget to say that sometimes on Steam, the downloads will go from 30Mbps to Kbps, not sure if this is relevant though. Screenshots. Press ‘Windows’ + “R” buttons on your keyboard to open Run and type in “Control” to launch the control panel. Accessing the Classic Control Panel interface. Click on the “Hardware and Sound” button and then select the “Power Options” button from the list. Select the “High Performance” option and save your changes. Unless all the games are running at once it will not cause any thing or slow down or crash. More over you should not have many heavy background applications like steam. I hope you get it.