Chaosknight78 Posted July 18, 2009 Report Share Posted July 18, 2009 Hello I'm looking for help with improving my download speeds currently they are horrible =(. I just recently upgraded my router to the Westell A90 7500 series, because I upgraded my Verizon DSL plan from 3mb to 7mb package, and they had to send me a new router because the old one was incompatible with my new DSL package. Just for reference with my last DSL package + router on some torrents I was about to hit around the line speed in the 200's or high 100's kB's if they torrent was seeded/peered correctly. My current torrent I'm downloading from has 17 seed/ 49 peers atm and im getting 27-40kB's download . Here are my settings and line stats;DSL Line Stats:Download: 7616 kbits/sec (per router info)Upload: 864 kbits/sec (per router info)uTorrent bandwidth settings:Max upload rate: 68Global Max Connections: 125Max Peers per torrent: 80Upload slots: 5I've tested port forwarding via uTorrent and port 10855 is forwarded properly. I downloaded the sample torrent from Slackware and its hitting near the line speeds. I'm just hoping maybe it the torrent or something. Thanks in advance for any help. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Switeck Posted July 18, 2009 Report Share Posted July 18, 2009 Set outgoing encryption to Enabled or FORCED.Disable Resolve IPs (right-click in Peers window of a torrent), Local Peer Discovery, DHT (if you don't use public torrents often), UPnP, NAT-PMP. These create additional connections that may stress marginal networking hardware and software.While you're doing just the one torrent, try raising your upload speed slightly (maybe as high as 80-90 KB/sec) as well upload slots (to no more than 10). Once you go back to multiple torrents at once, remember to lower upload slots to only 3-6, otherwise you could end up uploading <2 KB/sec to peers and they will ignore you instead of uploading back to you! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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