Downloading large files crashes internet

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sFTP file downloads hang for large files. We're running into some issues downloading large files (about 4GB) with our Rebex sFTP implementation .Net Core). We tried updating to the latest packages but we are still able to reproduce the issue: It seems like some sFTP clients are unable to fully download the file while others seem to be fine. The issue is reduced if i limit the network traffic to Mbit instead of Gbit, the connection last longer, but in the end the crash is always there. Without large file transfer, thus with daily use, even with constant network usage (e.g. videocall, remote desktop), the connection is stable, thus it is related only to high network usage. The weird thing is: When downloading other large files, i.e. games via EAs Origin Platform (BF4 ~ 30GB, or Star Citizen (~30 GB) everything works fine - no crashes, no freezes. I have Windows 10 without any third party anti virus scanner, I'm only using Windows Defender and disabling it did not fix the problem.

The issue is reduced if i limit the network traffic to Mbit instead of Gbit, the connection last longer, but in the end the crash is always there. Without large file transfer, thus with daily use, even with constant network usage (e.g. videocall, remote desktop), the connection is stable, thus it is related only to high network usage. When I download large files on Origin and Chrome my internet never crashes. I've tried googling for a solution but the results are completely unrelated to what I have going on. Its been going on for about six months now. Every time I download a large file and am using as much of my bandwidth as possible for an extended period of time, my connection drops after only a few minutes, reconnects, and resumes.