BitComet, uTorrent, LimeWire P2P Download Disaster.

Anyone experience P2P getting slower in fact worst for the past weeks?

I have been experiencing downloading not exceeding 50 kbps and sometimes only 2 kbps for the past weeks.

Anyone?

oops! they have deployed traffic shaping..

try this PRC p2p, www.xunlei.com

super fast!! max i got 1 mbps

TeeKee said:

oops! they have deployed traffic shaping..

try this PRC p2p, www.xunlei.com

super fast!! max i got 1 mbps

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TeeKee,

That website not many choices.

NissanViP said:

TeeKee,

That website not many choices.

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what u lookin for?

angie II said:

Most important is u hope there many seeders for that torrent if not it will take u weeks to complete (if the file size is in gigabytes )

Same goes for other p2p like limewire, kazaa. More peers online will speed up your downloads. But if you're not sharing your files with others, they can 'block' you.

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I usually download 20 at one time and normally there's 20 seeders, yes for gigabytes, it is nighmare.

I did share my downloaded files but the past weeks seems getting worst.

Do you encounter this problem like me so far?

Thanks!

TeeKee said:

what u lookin for?

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Some latest movies already in US Cinema and some windows application, now stuck 67% for windows 7.

angie II said:

Yes in general its still slow.. cuz i carry many torrents, with some near to completion but stuck due to seeder/peers not online (went MIA)
Btw you can control your upload & download speed limit (bandwidth allocation). Download sure set to unlimited la hor Upload set to 1 k/bs

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I see, ok thanks alot!! I take note your suggestion.

http://news.softpedia.com/news/What...nload-Windows-7-Via-Torrent-Sites-77471.shtml


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Wah lau........... got to stop download Win 7.
Any lobang to get Win 7?

I think download speed set to unlimited is correct... but for upload speed, you should set higher too.... In torrent downloading, it is all about sharing, so download speed is almost proportional to the upload speed.

xunlei is a good torrent download software. you can start more than 20 download at the same time... and it still move fast... But, you need to sacrifice your Internet surfing speed.

For new or old movie, i got another recommendation. Try Funshion. You can either download the movie or stream it online. Download the 1.2.x version. Don't download the later version as it is has its limitation.

http://www.funshion.com/english/download.html

Pica_NA said:

I think download speed set to unlimited is correct... but for upload speed, you should set higher too.... In torrent downloading, it is all about sharing, so download speed is almost proportional to the upload speed.

xunlei is a good torrent download software. you can start more than 20 download at the same time... and it still move fast... But, you need to sacrifice your Internet surfing speed.

For new or old movie, i got another recommendation. Try Funshion. You can either download the movie or stream it online. Download the 1.2.x version. Don't download the later version as it is has its limitation.

http://www.funshion.com/english/download.html

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Thanks for the link, I will give it a shot.
Thank you.