Can someone explain to a Kazaa newby does reducing the number of uploads effect my downloading speed? :helpsmile:
Printable View
Can someone explain to a Kazaa newby does reducing the number of uploads effect my downloading speed? :helpsmile:
no because you have a seperate bandwidth for uploads and downloads :)
i dunno that used 2 happen 2 me so i STOP Sharing
Erm...no you don'tQuote:
Originally posted by Azzz@11 May 2004 - 23:14
no because you have a seperate bandwidth for uploads and downloads :)
Yes, high uploads can affect downloads and vice versa. Generally limiting uploads to 80% of your available upload bandwidth should be fine
just dont fooookin share man?
depends whether you are on dial-upQuote:
Originally posted by flatcap007@11 May 2004 - 22:16
Can someone explain to a Kazaa newby does reducing the number of uploads effect my downloading speed? :helpsmile:
Oop's, forgot to mention I'm on NTL Cable 600kbs downloading AVI films
your downloads won't be affected providing you don't use all your upload bandwith
this is because you need some upload bandwidth to process your download requests
:angry: then thats leaching :angry:Quote:
Originally posted by Expire@11 May 2004 - 23:30
just dont fooookin share man?
Find out what your download speed is and set KL to 80%.Quote:
Originally posted by flatcap007@12 May 2004 - 19:42
Oop's, forgot to mention I'm on NTL Cable 600kbs downloading AVI films
And to those that said not to share - STFU. Leechers are the scum of the p2p world.
get out of it!!!! :angry:Quote:
Originally posted by h121589@11 May 2004 - 23:14
i dunno that used 2 happen 2 me so i STOP Sharing
All you need to do is go into the options and set the upload bandwidth to 80% of your real bandwidth, and then it should be OK. ;) I hope you can do this, as the filesharing community depends on sharing.