Wait wait wait . I can get a scholarship for being good at bass ? <| sep |> I know we ' re all talking about the big songs but the interlude is sooo gorgeous <| sep |> If I remember correctly , it ' s a percentage of your past 20 matches . So just keep playing and it will go away . <| sep |> Never Gonna Give You UpRick Astley <| sep |> It has to be on purpose . With that said , probably the worst logo out of any CS team I ' ve seen so far . It ' s way too busy and just distracting to look at . <| sep |> here is an NGO NGO <| sep |> Tech here . I had to Google this issue to find out the problem when I encountered it on the job . First have to understand that when you browse web pages , download files , your computer must send a request for that data , which utilizes the upstream bandwidth upload . So what happens is when you ' re uploading the file , you ' re utilizing all available upstream bandwidth . Because of this your computer or other devices can ' t make the requests to download data and thus it seems like your download speeds go to a crawl . I ' m . It sure what your upload speed is but if you can cap the upload speed when you ' re uploading to just lower than your Max speed , other devices will be able to make requests keeping your download speeds normal . I dont believe the router can be configured for that QoS quality of service . You may be able to download an application to cap the upload speed . TLDR you uploading at maximum speed kills your download . Put a cap on it !