GrimReaper23
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yea u torrent for me.
Disillusion said:I have been using BitComet for a pretty long time now. I don't really see how the program that you use is going to make the speeds any faster. The speed depends on the seeders uploading it and how that tracker for that torrent sees you. If you don't upload for a certain amount of time after receiving the file, the tracker will limit your download speeds.
Loled, You try to game when torrenting. Loled.Deathawk said:I think it's because I honestly didn't see any difference from using Azureus and BitComet, other than BitComet whored my bandwidth a bunch.. but I usually only torrent at night. And Azureus made gaming online impossible too, just not as bad as BitComet. I went from... BitTorrent -> Azureus -> BitLord -> Bit Comet -> Azureus(now) I like Azureus a lot.
Deathawk said:I think it's because I honestly didn't see any difference from using Azureus and BitComet, other than BitComet whored my bandwidth a bunch.. but I usually only torrent at night. And Azureus made gaming online impossible too, just not as bad as BitComet. I went from... BitTorrent -> Azureus -> BitLord -> Bit Comet -> Azureus(now) I like Azureus a lot.
Ste said:Loled, You try to game when torrenting. Loled.
The General said:You just don't know how to configure it properly. :laughing:
I have it setup so that it pings Google every 15 seconds and adjusts my max upload speed accordingly in order to keep that ping at 45ms. The result is that web browsing, gaming and everything else is totally usable.
I do it all the time, man. If you know how to configure your client, it doesn't affect you at all. Gaming doesn't take a lot of bandwidth ... it takes at most 10kbps up and maybe 35kbps down (for a big game with lots of players), it's the latency that matters. If you set your client to adjust the upload speed in order to keep your ping to Google (or whatever IP address you want) then when you game, it's virtually unnoticable.