Hello everyonn,i'm new here.

[boazber1]

updating:

the uploading is rising ,but it still not good enough, right now between 3-8 KB\S

[users]

Change your ISP

you mean like I already said

[boazber1]

Change your ISP

hi.

I have already got this answer,but i wondering how am i doing it?

can you explane to me?

as i said i'm new here.

[thechamp86]

If you would like a better upload speed.the only way to do so is to upgrade your Connection, by contacting your Internet Provider,and say you would like to upgrade it, As you probaly know this will cost more

[boazber1]

If you would like a better upload speed.the only way to do so is to upgrade your Connection, by contacting your Internet Provider,and say you would like to upgrade it, As you probaly know this will cost more

ok thenk you, i will probably do so, but first of all i will asked for the price...

That sounds like reasonable solution.

[Night0wl]

Ok since obviously no one else is gonna give you a straight answer I better try.

People like us, yes I'm in the same boat, that have a less than perfect upspeed need to use a workaround. It's very simple. Just seed lots of torrents giving you a constant upload.

Use freeleech torrents to make sure you don't get banned in the process of filling your client up with torrents. If the site you are using doesn't have those, then partial seed torrents i.e. just download 2-3 rarfiles from each torrent.

Seed as long as it takes. Keep your client on uploading at all times.

Also in case the site you use has seed bonus, take advantage of that as well. Many sites have this.

Since my last reformat, I have downloaded over 500GBs and have almost 0.9 ratio (that is including all the free leech torrents I have grabbed). Ratio is great on all the sites I'm on.

Whether my global ratio is below or above 1, pretty much just depends on how active I'm at downloading.

Edit: A few other things to add.

1. Make sure you use a proper client. I would recommend Azureus (Vuse) and use the queuing feature, when seeding many torrents at the same time. uTorrent should do the trick though as well, since it's pretty low on resources.

2. In case your haven't on open connection already, look into portforwarding your router if you have one, and also make sure your software firewall isn't blocking anything.

3. If you still have problems getting steady speeds after all that, look into encryption.

[IdolEyes787]

Just a few things to add Blue_skies

Try limiting download speed and dont run more than a couple torrents at once.
Make sure encryption is enabled and DHt is disabled.
Allow incoming legacy connections
If you are using a router enable port mapping.

[peat moss]

Would opening connections help here ?


http://www.lvllord.de/?lang=en&url=downloads

[ryan20021982]

by the way ISP=Internet Service Provider

[Night0wl]

Just a few things to add Blue_skies

...and dont run more than a couple torrents at once.

This is why Azureus is best for the job. Have it run everything, but use queuing and limit active only. Then make torrents not count as active unless speed is above 1KB/s

I personally have it on 10 active, but my connection is very steady.

Pretty much you want to almost max your upspeed at all times if possible.