Top Speed: RapidShare Upgrade completed

This week we have completed the infrastructure upgrade with the result, that premium users can now enjoy full speed again. Also, we are able to allocate bandwidth to free users dynamically: depending on the overall traffic you can upload and download with up to 2.0 Mbits (megabits) per second. If it is crowded though, you might experience only 0.2 Mbits (megabits) per second, since we always put our premium users first.
Thus, we have raised the daily premium download traffic from 5 gigabyte to 10 gigabyte. Please keep in mind that it is still necessary to limit the maximum download speed for free users to protect RapidShare from congestion caused by automated downloading. To compensate for that, we already eliminated the waiting period before starting a succeeding download.
We wish you a pleasant time using rapidshare.com and apologize for any inconvenience you might have experienced during the transition period.

3 Responses to “Top Speed: RapidShare Upgrade completed”

  1. thanks

  2. It seems that i have a problem with using rapidshare lately.
    I have a premium account and when i start downloading a file through rapidshare, after some seconds the download speed drops to zero.
    I have the same problem whether i download using a download manager or not.
    However, i don’t have this problem when i download something outside rapidshare.

  3. did RS reduce their downloading speed for free users, is it correct? because back in time I was getting a pretty high downloading speed but now it’s very poor. I guess, it’s time to be a paid customer now!

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