What is your internet speed? Sounds stupid but if it's faster than your HDD speed then thats your bottlenecking issue...if not then you may need to update drivers or update browsers.
It's not that bif of a deal since i don't download that much stuff, but i am gamer so if i get new game it is just pain in the ass. Not really because i have this issue like 20 minutes
Ho can i chceck my HDD speed, and do you yhing buying SSD would help
Or more RAM? maybe ram is slow and uses hdd idk im saying but i remember that from last computing science lesson
I wouldn't expect the RAM to be the issue, however it could be. The main thing with steam is that during the downloads, if you have a 5400RPM drive it will max it out because steam runs on a torrenting network for its site, hence the fast down speeds. The fact you upload and download at the same time is usually the sole issue! 🙁
Sorry to say it but it's probably that your internet is too fast for your HDD...bummer am I right? 😉
P.S. I run 15Mb/s 🙁
You are joking right? His internet is 97 mBITs per second, or about 10MBytes per second including the error recovery stuff. Even a slow spinning hard drive will hit that easily for sequential data. If the data is random access then it's not a normal internet download.
What is the transfer rate as reported in task manager when you are seeing 100% active?
Do u hear me
Not really. I cannot convert "writes going like crazy" to a MB/sec number so I can see if it is reasonable for the disk drive you own. The two data points needed are the drive make/model and the MB/sec.
it's between 0 kb/s to 230 kb/s wih game in backgrounf
That should not cause 100% disk utilization. kb/sec is not a lot of data.
Update: In case you do not use these units.
1000 KB per second = 1MB per second = 0.001GB/sec.
Modern flash drives do 100MB/sec to 400 MB/sec sequential, and 20-40 MB/sec random IOs
Modern spinning drives do 100 MB/sec sequential and maybe 400KB/sec random IO, higher with a decent queue depth.
What drive do you have? (Device manager will tell you).