post #1
15 January 2006, 22:01 UTC#1
Ok, I decided to get the torrent shiz. I downloaded utorrent, and got a movie or 2 downloading, but it's going slow as fuck. Is this just how it is? Or is there a better program or something?
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post #2
15 January 2006, 22:03 UTC#2
dude...movies can be GB's and GB's....it will take you quite a while man...atleast a few hours
post #3
15 January 2006, 22:15 UTC#3
I know I know, but I mean, it's going reaaaaaaaaaaally slow.
post #4
15 January 2006, 22:20 UTC#4
Most of them do that. The more seeds, the faster it'll go.
post #5
15 January 2006, 22:23 UTC#5
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Jan 15 2006, 05:20 PM) [snapback]266539[/snapback]
Most of them do that. The more seeds, the faster it'll go.
exactly...
post #6
15 January 2006, 23:39 UTC#6
test your settings with the openoffice torrent. if it still goes slow, its in your fault.
post #7
16 January 2006, 04:35 UTC#7
do you have a router on your internet line? if so you may have a nat error and thus be unconnectable...
post #8
16 January 2006, 07:06 UTC#8
torrents used to work for me,
then I setup my gay dsl modem again and they dont work now
but I will once again setup my normal router
then I setup my gay dsl modem again and they dont work now
but I will once again setup my normal router
post #9
16 January 2006, 07:56 UTC#9
QUOTE(THC @ Jan 15 2006, 11:35 PM) [snapback]266643[/snapback]
do you have a router on your internet line? if so you may have a nat error and thus be unconnectable...
its working...its just going slow you big piece of shit....
<3
post #10
16 January 2006, 13:52 UTC#10
QUOTE(r0b @ Jan 16 2006, 02:56 AM) [snapback]266688[/snapback]
QUOTE(THC @ Jan 15 2006, 11:35 PM) [snapback]266643[/snapback]
do you have a router on your internet line? if so you may have a nat error and thus be unconnectable...
its working...its just going slow you big piece of shit....
<3
nat error = working but slow
dial up = working but slow
redneck in TN = not working and very slow
but if he has broadband and a router and his torrents are slow then its brobbaly a nat error and he is not :connectable" to most other users. he should tyr tuening the power off to his router then turning it back on.... for a start
post #11
16 January 2006, 14:00 UTC#11
QUOTE(THC @ Jan 16 2006, 08:52 AM) [snapback]266784[/snapback]
redneck in TN = not working and very slow
wow...I cant believe im actually going to say this but...
Touche'
edit** part of the problem could be he is using UTorrent tho...Azureus nikka...is the only way to go...
post #12
16 January 2006, 15:22 UTC#12
utorrent has a speed tester and a port tester... use it.
Alot of people have probs... try dbl clicking on the torrent and then change the MAX UPLOAD RATE from "0" to "15" and MAX UPLOAD SLOTS from " " to "5"
Shouldspeed up within 10mins
Also look at how many seeds it has! If its bellow 3 it will be slow... tahts how many people have the WHOLE movie/file and peers is how many people are downloading... and if everyone is not letting out any kbs then it will takeages.
Alot of people have probs... try dbl clicking on the torrent and then change the MAX UPLOAD RATE from "0" to "15" and MAX UPLOAD SLOTS from " " to "5"
Shouldspeed up within 10mins
Also look at how many seeds it has! If its bellow 3 it will be slow... tahts how many people have the WHOLE movie/file and peers is how many people are downloading... and if everyone is not letting out any kbs then it will takeages.
post #13
16 January 2006, 18:06 UTC#13
uTorrent is the best program
and I use TorrentSpy to find torrents
and I use TorrentSpy to find torrents
post #14
16 January 2006, 18:22 UTC#14
torrents are bomb <3
post #15
16 January 2006, 20:01 UTC#15
QUOTE(Hansen @ Jan 16 2006, 06:22 PM) [snapback]266911[/snapback]
torrents are bomb <3
Shit, hansens back
Where you been?