geometro916 Posted July 8, 2008 Report Share Posted July 8, 2008 Well, I have configured utorrent to run great, but I dont understand why I cant go past 120kb/s upload speed when uploading to many people. To explain it better, when I upload to people with a faster connection in Europe, especially people in my country of residence I cap at 3.4MB/s upload speed, although when I'm uploading to people in other countries that are a bit more distant my global upload speed seems to be capped at 120kb/s because no matter how many upload slots I allow and no matter how many torrents I run I still end up cappign at 120kb/s. So for instance, I seed 1 torrent with 2 upload slots, the speeds will cap at 60kb/s give or take some, If I add another upload slot instead of giving full speed to the next peer It will split 40/40/40, the same goes for if I start a new torrent. For example 2 torrents seeding, high priority no upload limit imposed whatsoever, with 2 slots for each torrent will give each peer 30kbs give or take a few depending on the peers download speed it might give more to another peer but the end result is always capped at around 120kb/s. I have everything set to unlimited, no limits are imposed whatsoever. So no matter how many upload slots, even 25 I will start to upload 120kbs/25 peers give or take a few. But this is not my limit because occasionally when a closer European comes around It goes to very high speeds, if someone in my country comes along them bam I hit my max 3.4mb/s upload speed. I have no firewall, Im connected directly to the internet without a router. I have left everything default in Utorrent except for the connected peers users and upload slots which i constantly fiddle around with to see if I get anything going. And once again I dont have global upload limits imposed at all, I have left it at 0 and the torrents actual upload limits are left at unlimited also. Please help guys Edit: I have uploaded pictures of what I mean, I'm using utorrent 1.77 and 1.8 because I downloaded 1.8 to see if that would take the cap off, but it didnt. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Switeck Posted July 9, 2008 Report Share Posted July 9, 2008 I saw a recent poster from the same ISP who had extremely similar problems.But in a nutshell, locally you get excellent speeds...but internationally, you only get about 1 megabit/second upload speeds.There may not be a workaround for that...and there's not really good settings to use with it either.Local Peer Discovery is *SUPPOSED* to find fast local peers that exceed regular bandwidth limits. But I have a nasty feeling that if you use a router (and maybe even if you don't) that these local peers won't be recognized as such and will be limited in speed. They're probably on a different internet ip subnet too...so determining that they're "local" to you may prove impossible. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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