Don't keep them all, once i've got as much seeding out of it as i need, i delete the torrent file. If i did, it would be in thousands, if not millions.
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Don't keep them all, once i've got as much seeding out of it as i need, i delete the torrent file. If i did, it would be in thousands, if not millions.
*.torrent files are on our hard-drive:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Actor
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Originally Posted by .Vertigo
Err, you can have a *.torrent file on your hard-drive but not be seeding/leeching the file in your client:mellow:.Quote:
Originally Posted by ninja
72, and this topic brings up a question I was curious about. Does having too many active torrents running put a strain on Utorr/PC?
Total 74 seeding right now
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I don't delete them
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no, unless you have a really shitty pc and barely have enough ram to run utorrent. In that case, it might get paged.Quote:
Originally Posted by flaVius
i was wondering about this question too. would it hurt your DL/UL speeds if you have a lot of running torrents (mostly seeding) but not all of them are really uploading but just waiting for queue? i hope i asked that right. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by flaVius http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/../.....s/viewpost.gif
72, and this topic brings up a question I was curious about. Does having too many active torrents running put a strain on Utorr/PC?
no, unless you have a really shitty pc and barely have enough ram to run utorrent. In that case, it might get paged.
3.2D Cpu with 3Gig Ram. I ask because unless i pause all my torrents when Im burning a DVD Ill get a coaster almost everytime. The process finishes but the dvds almost never work, and CDs have hiss/pops.Quote:
Originally Posted by mbucari1no, unless you have a really shitty pc and barely have enough ram to run utorrent. In that case, it might get paged.Quote:
Originally Posted by flaVius