n_dumblekar
November 25th, 2007, 08:48 AM
Hey guys,
I use torrents to download stuff. I have 256kbps connection. I use uTorrent and i used telnet and opened a port on my router for torrent and it functions properly. But i still get around 11.7kBps average during the day. But during the night i have 512kbps, so i should get atleast 20kBps average which i don't.
And I'm also downloading Gunz International. I use the Beta Client to download which uses a torrent and extracts on its own. There, during the day, I get around 23kBps - 25kBps average, which is more than my uTorrent speed and my regular IE download speeds also.
I don't understand the difference here. Both are torrents, but I use uTorrent manually and Gunz client does it on its own.
Is there anyway i can modify my uTorrent??
Or, is it my networking problem??
PS: I don't suppose its network because I've opened a port on my router only for uTorrent. And i experience these download speeds when my bandwith is used on the download and I'm not using IE or any other program that uses my bandwith.
I use torrents to download stuff. I have 256kbps connection. I use uTorrent and i used telnet and opened a port on my router for torrent and it functions properly. But i still get around 11.7kBps average during the day. But during the night i have 512kbps, so i should get atleast 20kBps average which i don't.
And I'm also downloading Gunz International. I use the Beta Client to download which uses a torrent and extracts on its own. There, during the day, I get around 23kBps - 25kBps average, which is more than my uTorrent speed and my regular IE download speeds also.
I don't understand the difference here. Both are torrents, but I use uTorrent manually and Gunz client does it on its own.
Is there anyway i can modify my uTorrent??
Or, is it my networking problem??
PS: I don't suppose its network because I've opened a port on my router only for uTorrent. And i experience these download speeds when my bandwith is used on the download and I'm not using IE or any other program that uses my bandwith.