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Chrysalis 23-02-2006 13:25

Re: Azerus kills network...?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by keithwalton
because with that type of program, the more you upload the more it lets you download

FUD FUD FUD

its on upload slots not the upload speed rate, 20 upload slots on 5kB will give you higher download speeds then 10 upload slots with 15kB.

pedantic 23-02-2006 21:52

Re: Azerus kills network...?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by janipewter
I posted kb not Kb, lower case in both letters also means kilobytes :)

Not according to here http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robin.d...mtips/p2p.html :)

v0id 23-02-2006 22:49

Re: Azerus kills network...?
 
http://azureus.aelitis.com/wiki/index.php/Good_settings

Chrysalis 24-02-2006 01:10

Re: Azerus kills network...?
 
heh I am aware probably almost every single faq out there will say to get higher download speed increase your upload speed, which will probably work. But it isnt necessary, if you increase your upload slots it fools the torrent system because you are increasing your connectability, that is what it looks for it doesnt monitor the xfer speed of each slow.

Paul 24-02-2006 01:45

Re: Azerus kills network...?
 
I would never use those so called "good" settings, I want to be able to use my PC while it's downloading - not very likely with those settings. They will also cause problems with some routers, cm's, nat software (and STB's if you connect that way) due to the number of connections.

I limit my upload to 30k and half the connection numbers they list (I'm on an ntl 10 meg connection) and get perfectly good download speeds, while at the same time being able to use my machine. :)


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