I would suggest that the best selection for downloading would be a timezone where it is in the morning, not night. Be aware that some ISPs throttle the speed when you select servers outside your country, so you may end up no better off.railermad wrote:Yes, I have tried the server thing, and it most certainly does help! As I have a new PC I've got to re-install Railworks, which at Christmas time is a bit of a nightmare, I left it running on London for a good couple of hours and kept getting my download paused/suspended and only had a mere 1,500mb downloaded. So having looked at time zones I went for somewhere that was in night as these times apear less busy, so I'm now running near my max download speed 200kbs (We have a not so brilliant download speed where I live, all the main cables are in the town a couple of miles away) on one of the Russian servers. I recomend searching around to everyone who is trying to download something, if you get it right you can save yourself a lot of timechrisiveson wrote:I've had a couple of DLC's in the last 2 or 3 days and no problems with downloading.
( that's actually 8 downloads as I have 4 PC's running TS 2012. )
I find the best time with the quickest download rate is around 6 am.
Usually with download speeds within the 700+ Kb/sec and the odd blip at over 1 Mb/sec.
Has anyone tried changing server location, it might help?
Chris.
For the store, it's just a single central server so try to avoid the times when it is afternoon/evening in the USA and East Asia, as these are the largest markets for video games.
