I think it depends on filesize. For me, larger files show the following behaviour: the download starts with low speed (around 2.5 Mbps) and when it is nearing a certain threshold, the speed quickly ramps up to around 100 Mbps, which is my maximum. It stays that way until the next file follows. Then the speed slowly dwindles down to 2.5 Mbps again - if it is larger file, with smaller files the dwindling stops before reaching the lowest rate. If a larger file follows, the dwindling continues down to around 2.5 Mbps again until said threshol is reached and it ignites again.
The same behaviour was shown with SU13 just now, here’s a video to illustrate it:
What it shows:
- it starts with fs-base-genericairports-0.1.48.fspackage ramping up from 2.98 Mbps to full speed, followed by
- fsbase-genericairports-0.1.50.fspatch with dwindling speed, but not fully down, probably due to smaller filesize, followed by a small file, then
- microsoft-aircraft-a310-300-1.1.12 fspatch showing the speed diminishing towards zero and ramping up until the next file follows, when the cycle starts over again.
Videospeed 3 times faster for viewers convienience.