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J4CK31

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#26605 27-Sep-2008 15:12
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Hey. I am on Xnet and lately have been having troubles with torrent speeds. I seem to be getting stuck at 12 kbp/s and sometimes it dips as low as 0.5 kbp/s. I have plenty of seeds and port is forwarded. I also checked my speeds on speedtest.net and they were fine. So if anyone knows what's going on, help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers.

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jjnz1
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  #167515 27-Sep-2008 16:59
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Sorry bout your lack of speed... i run torrents all the time and my speed seems to be sweet - in the range of 80k - 550k per second. I live in the wellington area also.



chriswiggins
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  #167520 27-Sep-2008 18:58
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Have you tried opening your ports?

Go to portforward.com if you don't know how to open them.

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Chris

J4CK31

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  #167521 27-Sep-2008 19:06
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I wrotein my first post that I had forwarded the port that I am using for Utorrent. I used the port checker and it found that the port was open.



chriswiggins
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  #167522 27-Sep-2008 19:10
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Woops sorry about that....

What kind of speeds do you get to speedtest.net? I run torrents every night and get at least 100kbps

J4CK31

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  #167530 27-Sep-2008 20:15
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Speedtest gives me about 3000 kbp/s down.

chriswiggins
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  #167533 27-Sep-2008 20:34
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What client are you using? uTorrent is probably the best client to use.. It will tell you if there are any problems with the connection


J4CK31

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  #167539 27-Sep-2008 21:32
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I am using Utorrent, andI see no connection problems. I think I need a new router and or modem.

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