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I think I know the logic behind this, but could you clarify/confirm it?

• reidjs 6y ago
  In this case download speed is based on your system's clock. For example, 1 minute on your system takes 2 minutes real time. Therefore, your computer thinks downloads finish in half the time it takes in reality.
• cammikebrown 6y ago
  Let’s say you normally could download 10 kilobytes in a minute. If your computer clock slowed down by half, the kilobytes would download at the same speed, but only 30 seconds would have passed in computer time, so the computer would calculate that you had downloaded 10 kilobytes in 30 seconds, or 20 kilobytes a minute. Really, a minute passes, not 30 seconds, but the computer doesn’t know