WSCJonathan Posted June 9, 2009 Report Share Posted June 9, 2009 I have been using torrents (Azureus/uTorrent) for over five years. I've had problems here and there, but never anything I haven't been able to figure out myself. I'm totally stuck right now and very frustrated.My ISP is currently Charter. I am getting 8-ish Mb/s down and 1.05 Mb/s up. I have been with them for four years, away (Verizon DSL) for five months, and back this week. I hate them, and wish there was an alternative but no such luck. Everything about them has always been horrible except the speed. That is, until now.I just can't get a decent reliable speed going with uTorrent. Especially with uploads. I am stuck around 450K down and no more than 40K up. If that was constant and at the same time I wouldn't be that upset. The problem is that I used to get double that speed constantly five months ago. My 3Mb/s DSL connection was way faster the past five months.I am using a different modem. Motorola Surfboard, which I now regret buying. Everything else is the same. I have uninstalled uTorrent and reinstalled with the recommended settings and still no such luck. I checked to see if my ISP has interfered with my modem and the IP seems to be a standard Charter IP.I've lowered all of the settings to half of the default and just can't seem to get it working. This isn't even a port forwarding problem as I am not using a router right now. uTorrent isn't throwing up any issues and everything seems to be fine on this end. I am kind of out of ideas at this point and could use some help.Could it be the modem? Has Charter cracked down on P2P in the five months since I haven't used them?Any advice would help a lot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Switeck Posted June 9, 2009 Report Share Posted June 9, 2009 It's remotely possible that Charter is throttling any uploads to NON-Charter ips...which would likely be most/all of them! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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