View Full Version : Is there anyway to speed up Utorrent ?
funkytv
2nd January, 2009, 11:44 PM
Sorry if this is in the wrong place.
But is there anyway to speed up Utorrent?
On my speed test i have a DL of 12327 kbps and UL of 629 kbps
but my torrents seem to be going so slowly!
currently - seeds 15(493) peers 21(1350) D/L 22.5 U/L 45.0 ish
I have had some very quick ones in the past, with DL of 300-400
But it just seems like died all of a sudden.
port forwarding is all ok, so not sure what it could be.
any idea's on what to do?
cheers
C64
2nd January, 2009, 11:52 PM
It comes with the territory mate.
Private trackers typically max out your broadband but public ones can be flakey.
Investigate Newsgroups if you want to constantly max out your internet speed.
funkytv
3rd January, 2009, 12:02 AM
i had a look into newsgroups, but seems quite alot when im not always downloading, but when i do, there about 2 and 4gbs in size.
Any reccomendations for good ones in the UK? the ones iv looked at are all US based with payment in dollars
gazz10
3rd January, 2009, 12:22 AM
It comes with the territory mate.
Private trackers typically max out your broadband but public ones can be flakey.
Investigate Newsgroups if you want to constantly max out your internet speed.
i would have to agree newsgroups with ssl to keep urself safe.
Loads of sites out there, yes many might be us payment.
Here another :: Xennews :: (http://www.xennews.com/) free 2 day trial, prices very cheap and in euro, tried and tested and speeds maxs my 20mb and never had any issues with item not found
shady77
3rd January, 2009, 08:45 AM
come on funkytv. yet again i find myself reading a question, then googling myself. in your case i googled "speed up utorrent"
the very first entry (beneath the 2 youtube links) was the instructions i have followed in the past for speeding up utorrent.
google is your friend funkytv
How to increase download speeds of uTorrent (http://www.johntp.com/2006/04/19/how-to-increase-download-speeds-of-utorrent/)
girovend
3rd January, 2009, 02:43 PM
i had a look into newsgroups, but seems quite alot when im not always downloading, but when i do, there about 2 and 4gbs in size.
Any reccomendations for good ones in the UK? the ones iv looked at are all US based with payment in dollars
If you dont download a lot of stuff its best to pay by download,
ie Astranews do a block of 120GB for $25 (about ?17)
But that it nothing else to pay untill you use up your 120GB
funkytv
3rd January, 2009, 02:48 PM
come on funkytv. yet again i find myself reading a question, then googling myself. in your case i googled "speed up utorrent"
the very first entry (beneath the 2 youtube links) was the instructions i have followed in the past for speeding up utorrent.
google is your friend funkytv
How to increase download speeds of uTorrent (http://www.johntp.com/2006/04/19/how-to-increase-download-speeds-of-utorrent/)
Thats what iv done already, but with no success!
(please forgive me if you think i only ask, and never do any research beforehand)
All thats seemed to happened is my graph/chart at the bottom constantly gives a download level of 10000 kB/s readout, but its actually only a mere 38 - 40 kB/s
Any more help for a fellow, midlander ! (lich)
cheers
shady77
3rd January, 2009, 03:09 PM
what torrent ratios are you downloading? how many seeders to leechers?
how fast is your connection?
are you sharing yourself?
IAN LEVER
3rd January, 2009, 03:38 PM
i used to use utorrent it worked o.k. but using "flashget" at the moment
funkytv
3rd January, 2009, 03:39 PM
what torrent ratios are you downloading? how many seeders to leechers?
how fast is your connection?
are you sharing yourself?
Well, after changing all the setting again, iv lost most of the seeds! for some reason???
Currently it reads...
12(285) seeds
85(1635) peers
down speed 60.3
up speed 77.1
My connection speed on a test showed it at 11744 kB/s down speed and 622 kB/s upload speed.
C64
3rd January, 2009, 05:14 PM
down speed 60.3
up speed 77.1
You might want to throttle your upload speed mate.
Every packet of data you receive has to be confirmed as recieved and then a request sent for the next packet, if your upload is too high then these request packets get delayed and your download speed suffers as your peers do not have any requests for the next packet.
Play around with your upload speed, 77KB/s is far too high.
funkytv
3rd January, 2009, 06:38 PM
iv had a little play around now, still downloading very slow though,
Currently...
seeds 3(283) peers 11(1734) DL 45.5 UL 24.9
anyone got any idea's what i can change to improve this ?
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