utorrent slows down my internet
Hi, recently I've noticed that when I have my utorrent client open, my internet connection slows down.
I have a 2mbps line, and have 150 global connections, and allow 100 connections per torrent. I also have a 25kbps upload limit to allow 5kb upload free.
I'm not sure why its slowed down though.
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If you are behind a NAT router, you could try resetting it. Some routers have trouble handling many connections.
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This wasn't a problem before though. I've restarted the router anyway, still doesn't help. One example is that when I have utorrent open and I am watching a streaming tv episode, it goes at like 20-50kbps. When I close utorrent it jumps to around 200kbps, even though my download on utorrent isn't taking that much bandwidth.
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try setting your max upload a bit less than your upload limit....e.g. if you have 0.5mb UL set it to 40k max..
Re: utorrent slows down my internet
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Originally Posted by
99shassan
Hi, recently I've noticed that when I have my utorrent client open, my internet connection slows down.
I have a 2mbps line, and have 150 global connections, and allow 100 connections per torrent. I also have a 25kbps upload limit to allow 5kb upload free.
I'm not sure why its slowed down though.
Changing your settings is not going to help, much.
If you're downloading and uploading, you're using bandwidth. Think of your ethernet cable as a water hose - If utorrent is passing a lot of "water" through the hose, say 1.8mbps of your 2 mbps line, then there isn't much room for anything else to pass through - hence your slowed connection. it will take longer than normal to pass information through the line that would normally flow quickly.
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yeah but i won't be using that much bandwidth on my torrent downloads. like 30-40kb (crappy seeds, can reach max speed on torrents).
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99shassan
yeah but i won't be using that much bandwidth on my torrent downloads. like 30-40kb (crappy seeds, can reach max speed on torrents).
30-40 KB/s upload is what's choking you. You have dsl, right? well your upload speed is significantly less than your download speed. There is a threshold of like 80% of max upload speed that if you pass, you download bandwidth is significantly affected. if you can max upload at 40KB/s, then try setting the max allowed to 30-35KB/s in utorrent.
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no, my download is going at around 30-40 kbps.
My upload rate is 30kbps, I set an upload limit of 25kbps in my preferences.
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hi man
you can limit your download speed i use this with my u torrent
try that any prblem post me
byeeeeeeeeeee
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Originally Posted by
the-big-gamer
hi man
you can limit your download speed i use this with my u torrent
try that any prblem post me
byeeeeeeeeeee
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Re: utorrent slows down my internet
limit the connections
try about global connection:100 or even less and see if it's better
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use newsgroups if slow internet is bothering you
superfast downloads 24/7
just doesnt have as fast pre times as some torrent sites if u uze indexing sites
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It's obvious that sharing sofware will choke your connection, if u want to browse the internte normally you have to limit the download/upload speeds, what i found is that when i'm using over 50% of my download speed my upload speed go down from 25kB/s to 10kB/s, if u want to use 2mb for internet, u can't seed at all, if u want half of it use half of upload limit, if u want 512kb (which is about the right speed for average web browsing) limit the connection to 70-80% of your limit, and remeber that your upload limit isn't the kb rate the ips tells u, because internet bits are about 10, not 8, per byte, take that into concideration when setting your upload speed. Hope this helps :)