Yeah I'm from the UK but I think vectoral's servers are in Germany aren't they? I haven't tried my ftp speeds yet actually because I was trying to get my speeds fixed first but I might try it and see what happens
El Chupanibre
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Yeah I'm from the UK but I think vectoral's servers are in Germany aren't they? I haven't tried my ftp speeds yet actually because I was trying to get my speeds fixed first but I might try it and see what happens
the o'lol factor
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so true, i thought my upload was ok (1 mb/s) until i started on a dvdscr tht just came out and I got 23 gigs up at 5mb/sOriginally Posted by SgtMajor
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Yeah their offices are in the UK and servers are in Germany so u should be hitting full speeds..
Download something and see what ftp speed ur hittin. It should be on average 250kbs-350kbs or possibly more.
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El Chupanibre
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Yeah I'll try that I think. I've got to go to work now but I'll try tomorrow and post again if I'm still having trouble.
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Good luck
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Hi
Have you solved your problem yet? I completely forgot to come back and check how you got onIf you are using a linux OS, i recommend using rtorrent as your bt client. There are some useful guides here on how to install it, it's easy to cusomise and use, and it doesn't use much resources.
Let us know how you are getting on with it!
El Chupanibre
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Oh yeah sorry I forgot to post about how I went on. Well it's all sorted now, I just wasn't downloading the right torrents apparently. Needed to grab very new ones rather than popular ones. Works great now
Pirate's Life for me
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this is the first thing to check, before complaining about utorrent or the host company, any way i'm glad you worked it out =)Oh yeah sorry I forgot to post about how I went on. Well it's all sorted now, I just wasn't downloading the right torrents apparently. Needed to grab very new ones rather than popular ones. Works great now
El Chupanibre
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lol yes I apologise to vectoral and utorrent, was my fault all along
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If you are using a linux OS, i recommend using rtorrent as your bt client. There are some useful guides here on how to install it, it's easy to cusomise and use, and it doesn't use much resources.
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