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Winly

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11-30-2007 at 05:47:16 AM

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my highest download was at 1.4Mbps, but usually i download things above 400Kbps

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goobynak

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12-17-2007 at 11:25:23 AM

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my highest torrent speed that i have seen on my comuter is 305 kb/s. :sol: Thats not realy fast for my full download speed though (768kb/s).

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systemlord

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12-17-2007 at 12:17:30 PM

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hidious wrote :

i just got a peak of 1.5 MB/s downloading Grindhouse, the file size is 1.46GB and took less than 25 min. Some guy just got his testes chopped off by gangsters(in the movie)....My ISP is Cogeco. I use Bit Tornado and mostly get torrents from isohunt.com, Up 'till now 700 KB/s was the highest I've seen, between (100 and 250)KB/s is typical

Did you just thaw from the ice? This post this March will be two years old, get a clue.

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bildo123

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03-06-2008 at 08:01:00 PM

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I thought certain ISP where going to start nerfing common Bitorrent activity if flagged going through their networks. I believe Comcast is thinking of doing something like that. That would be poo-poo but it would also end a LOT of illegal pirating. Again torrents are used for the good as well but it's the bad that ruin it for everyone.

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bildo123

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03-06-2008 at 08:03:24 PM

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michaelahess wrote :

Seems everyone has their bits and bytes mixed up. To put the numbers in to perspective, an 8Mb connection (like mine) gives you a max theoretical of 1 MB (MegaBYTE). Most ISP's use policy maps to limit these things and there is variance one way or the other at times, I sometimes do get over 1MB downloads. If the b in Mb or Kb is little, it's kilobits, multiply by 8 and it will show your speed in KB. It's simple, just read the numbers correctly from the beginning and this confusion may go away.

I have gotten a peak of 924KB once with azerus, usually more around 500KB or 30-50 on crappy torrents. eMule has consistantly had over 700KB speeds. I use a pfsense firewall on an old dell sff system with a pentium 4 1.5 and 512 of ram and 3 nics. I might try combining my other 3mb connection, it has a 1meg upload vs my 8megs 512kb.

To the guy that said he had 100mbit connection, that's your link to your firewall/router/modem, not the internet, check a speed test site to get an idea of what your real speed is.

To the guy who said dsl is too slow for games, you got a 128k dsl or something? Anything over 256 should NEVER have a problem as long as other crap isn't trying to use the bandwidth.

AKA divide by 8 to get bit's to bytes E.G. 3000kbs=375KBs

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Nik_I

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03-06-2008 at 08:43:03 PM

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i can get up to about ~180kb/s on my dsl connection. i believe the actual connection is 1.5mbps but i'm not sure. also my 802.11B wireless is definitely playing a part in slowing it down.

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03-06-2008 at 08:45:27 PM

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I've seen almost 1000kbps on the connection here at the University.

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Kraynor

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03-15-2008 at 04:32:48 AM

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Bit of tweaking with a torrent client got me seeing 8mbytes/s on a download thanks to uni's 6 fibre-optic lines ^^

hotsacoman

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04-20-2008 at 08:35:33 AM

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I get, depending on whose seeding or leeching, 600+ KB / sec. But if I really want something, I won't torrent it. Just jump on Newsleecher and get it the easy way. Giganews servers + Newsleecher = max download speed = best. Monthly fees to access giganews servers yes, but way faster searching and always uses my max connection speed of 630 KB / Sec.

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iocedmyself

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06-02-2008 at 01:24:03 AM

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fastest download i've sustained is 2,300 KB/s down/ 95 KB/s up over the course of an two hours while downloading 15 torrents at once

Can sustain upload speeds of 350 kb/s,

For a single torrent fastest speed i've seen is 1,800 kB/s down and 30 KB/s up.

My average when downloading 5+ torrents at a time is 1,200 -1,400 KB/s if well seeded. TV shows download at 650-1050 KB/s.

Upon getting a 250gig sata HD, i managed to download just shy of 200gigs in a 24 hour period.

port ranges are 6886, 21,000-27454 and 65535 i've found to be best using Bitlord,

ddgrick

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06-13-2008 at 05:54:02 AM

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AMD Barton 3200+ 400 Mhz FSB 2 GB dual channel PC3200 on pool-72-89-157-90.nycmny.fios.verizon.net 20/5 Mbps capable. Actual Bittorrent client download 2.4 MBps Fedora-9-i386-DVD.iso @3.33GB in 23 m 32s. After that marathon session, it will max out seeding @ 80% self-imposed upload limit of 500 KBps.

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