purpletorrent Posted September 29, 2010 Report Posted September 29, 2010 i have a 25mb/s fiber optics interneti´ve got a pretty good and stable router - NETGEAR 3500L with latest firmware - wich should be able to handle up to 2048 simultaneos connections.i-ve got a core i5 750 + 4gb ddr3 1333 cas 9 - WD AALS 500gb as mais HD and WD 500 AAKS single plated for storagecat 5 cables and 568Bwindows 7 64 bit ultimatemy ISP is OK .i have forwared the port 52823 - wich seems to be working very wellalso forwarded 6881 to 6999 - just in casewindows firewall is OFFi made downloads from a FTP where i got 20 to 25 mb/sall tutorials for speed problemas are pretty old and are too conservative for me.i want to use agressive settings and get some heavy torrents !for instance, my upload is 5mb/s - so my upload limit is 400kb/s , max global 1800, peers per torent 800, upload slots per torrent 250 and max global downloadrate 2500kb/sthis numbers come from the calculations of the tutorials....but top most u´ve got 1.4mb/s, never more. but most torrents stay between 400 to 600kb/si really don´t know anymore what to do - please help me !
Switeck Posted September 29, 2010 Report Posted September 29, 2010 "this numbers come from the calculations of the tutorials...."I know of no tutorials on this website OR recommended by any of the regular posters on this website that could possibly generate the settings you're using.Try the 5 mbit/sec upload settings from my speed guide (2nd link in my signature) or from uTorrent's own Speed Guide (CTRL+G).
purpletorrent Posted October 6, 2010 Author Report Posted October 6, 2010 i tried the 5mb upload settings for a while now, but really the total max speed is 1.4 - so if i have 2 or 3 torrents this speed will be divided between them ?!this is really awful !please help !
Switeck Posted October 6, 2010 Report Posted October 6, 2010 If you're getting 1.4 MegaBYTES/second upload speed in uTorrent, then you're really uploading at ~11.5 mbit/sec.
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