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John	posted on 28th Jun 08 at 17:40
	What torrent has been closed down?
fazza	posted on 28th Jun 08 at 15:33
	torrent has been closed down for the minute, my mate helps to run it. due to legislation etc will soon be back up again though
drunkenfool	posted on 28th Jun 08 at 14:43
	dont be oversly stingy tho! I ALWAYS seed torrents to at least a 1:1 ratio, usually more
PhilC	posted on 28th Jun 08 at 00:20
	Bottom right corner shows current upload and download totals. Right click the upload bit, and select small numbers.
deano87	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 17:50
	quote: Originally posted by PhilC Set your upload to 10kbps... Soon sorts it out :boggle: how?
PhilC	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 17:25
	Set your upload to 10kbps... Soon sorts it out
Dan Lewis	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 17:12
	quote: Originally posted by WATSON Arent VirginMedia tight on what you do? My mates with them and his downloads are shocking, takes him about 2 hours for an album and thats on 20meg [Edited on 27-06-2008 by WATSON] what the fook is he doing wrong!? im on the 10meg service, get a better than 10meg connection movies in 15minutes albums like 3minutes.
deano87	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 16:25
	Hmmm strange. Like I said, never had problems before :)
WATSON	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 16:07
	Arent VirginMedia tight on what you do? My mates with them and his downloads are shocking, takes him about 2 hours for an album and thats on 20meg [Edited on 27-06-2008 by WATSON]
deano87	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 15:15
	Dad barely knows how to do anything, so no worry of that happening on the network.
drunkenfool	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 15:14
	Just cap the uploads, should sort the problem. If there is more than one machine running torrents on the network though, even with the upload capped, it .fucks the connection cos the router cant handle all the connections, at least with all the routers ive owned.
deano87	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 14:55
	VirginMedia. I limit each torrent to upload 5kb/s. I just didn't know whether it was a certain setting as I've never had such problems on the older HDD which was fubared. [Edited on 27-06-2008 by deano87]
WATSON	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 14:46
	What internet service are you with?
John	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 14:43
	As Russ says, set your maximum upload to be less than the upload of your connection, nothing to do with public torrents though, I upload as little as possible on public ones, it's private ones you are forced to upload.
Russ	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 14:42
	it happens when u leach from public torrents, the upload is raped.
Dan Lewis	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 14:37
	i can be downloading at 1128kbs and still stream videos and browse the internet great :D
Dan Lewis	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 14:37
	newsgroups ftw
Tommy L	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 14:27
	I find uTorrent does this to mine. If im downloading something it takes a bit longer to load a page :mad:
deano87	posted on 27th Jun 08 at 14:23
	Think I may have asked this before but I have since put in a new HDD and can't remember what I've done. I get the green tick so there are no connection problems. It's just no matter what speed it's downloading at (currently 140kb/s) it means nothing loads on the internet what so ever. I used to have 300kb/s on my other HDD and I could surf the net as normal. Is there some kind of bridging etc I need to do or setting I need to change?