Explain this gimboids.

[JPaul]

When I'm using Bittorrent and I'm not getting a good speed, if I shut it down then re-start the torrent it gets much better.

Recent example. Getting about 55kB/S when downloading Prehistoric Park.

I close the torrent and immediately (few seconds) later restart it and get 294 kB/S. Why.

I am using Tornado and downloading the torrent files for re-start purposes.

[JPaul]

380 now.

It was stuck at 55 for hours.

[Proper Bo]

Updates the tracker, p'haps?:unsure:

[JPaul]

Updates the tracker, p'haps?:unsure:
See, that means nothing to me.

[Proper Bo]

Same here, I was just trying to sound l33t:smilie4:

[sear]

might be your connecting to new seeds that have a higher upload speed giving you a higher download speed.

[JPaul]

might be your connecting to new seeds that have a higher upload speed giving you a higher download speed.
That makes sence, however if it were right then one would expect it to slow me down sometimes. It always seems to make me speed up.

[sear]

True now you've stumped me :unsure:
I usualy find it's the opposite and I get faster speeds after a little while (i use uttorrent) but when I'm not connected to leachers that are uploading from me I somtimes restart my client and that connects me to new leachers so's I can boost my ratio

[GepperRankins]

people know you're serious when you disconnect, so they whore themselves out to you

[tesco]

Torrents are crazy and buggy? :)