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This took the download while "seeding only" back up to between 1.5 and 2KB/s tried turning on the "seed only" red squares.
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I should point out that the DL's ran at about 1-2 KB's for the first minute or 2 after starting forced seeds, but then dropped down which suggests to me that the half open count (attempting new connections synchronously until uTorrent reaches global maximum) is possibly the main setting that helped.Īfter getting 1.7.7 working well, I figured I'd try 1.8 and see if it stayed the same. 1 KB/s downloads when doing forced seeding during offpeak hours - This should easily keep me under the monthly quota and help to get my ratio up.
changed all to what you said except LPD because that was already disabled, now only getting between 0 and. While only seeding, uploading can go as high as 10-20 KiloBYTES/second.though that's obviously too fast for most connections. I recommend an average upload speed per upload slot of 3-5 KiloBYTES/second as the "sweet spot" while downloading.going no lower than 2 KiloBYTES/second if you want lots of torrents active at once.
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While seeding, it is even more helpful to the torrent swarm to have a higher average upload speed per upload slot than while downloading. You're only uploading at maybe 25-30 KiloBYTES/second.so splitting that 21 ways would mean you're not even giving out an average of 1.5 KiloBYTES/second.
10 at least would be more preferable, at least during off-peak hours.īut.upload slots per torrent probably shouldn't be set to the same value (3) if you regularly have 7 torrents active. Your peers per torrent is certainly too low if you use that value all the time. It's changed by being in the peers window of an active torrent and right-clicking to pop up the menu. Resolve IPs also needs to be disabled to save a little download bandwidth. Local Peer Discovery (LPD for short) is enabled/disabled right next to DHT. I recommend 4 in your case, going as low as 1 during peak hours. If you're not firewalled in uTorrent, you can use a lower half open value without slowdowns than if you're firewalled. But it also costs download bandwidth if the other end replies but refuses to connect for BitTorrent transfers. This costs bandwidth.almost entirely upload bandwidth if the other end doesn't reply. That means attempting 8 new connections at once until uTorrent reaches global maximum.
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