It's currently being throttled to no more than 7 MB/s and goes as low as 500 kb/s back and forth every 10 seconds or so. Around 40% complete, this download began to throttle and the speeds went down in both the Origin client as well as Task Manager. I have a 200 mb/s connection, and the download went about 40% through at close to full speed, showing 22 MB/s (twenty-two megaBYTES per second) in the Origin client, and confirmed in the Network traffic section of Task Manager via Windows. I actually found this thread because I'm currently being the victim of it while downloading an update for a game.
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Sure, portforwarding solves that but I‘ll have to activate and deactivate some of those depending on the console I wanna play online on. Oh, if only the weak Wi-Fi was my problem! I‘ve been on and off working to fix the fact the router I received at the beginning of August pretty much blocks all online gaming and that not even since I got it but since the beginning of October, from one hour to the next.
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