Ok...I saw in preference tab "Apply Limit to uTp Connections" was checked & I unchecked it...what does it do?
I guess, if you have already disabled it, then YOU can tell US, how this have affected your speeds!
Ok...I saw in preference tab "Apply Limit to uTp Connections" was checked & I unchecked it...what does it do?
I guess, if you have already disabled it, then YOU can tell US, how this have affected your speeds!
Hey guys dnt u think utorrent files takes more time to download than downloading through HTTP....
e.g: if speed is 1mbps then thru HTTP it takes 1hr to download 400~430mb file whereas utorrent downloads only 300~350mb in 1hr
Actually it depends on what connection your peers use or lets say whats their uploading speed because if they are uploading at 10kbps then no matter if you use 1gbps your speed will still be 10kbps. Also in Utorrent you are uploading and downloading simultaneously so obviously speed of download will suffer a bit.Zangestu said:Hey guys dnt u think utorrent files takes more time to download than downloading through HTTP....
e.g: if speed is 1mbps then thru HTTP it takes 1hr to download 400~430mb file whereas utorrent downloads only 300~350mb in 1hr
Also in Utorrent you are uploading and downloading simultaneously so obviously speed of download will suffer a bit.
Upload and download don't affect each other.
It does affect. Here in India we dont have separate channels for upload and download.
If a connection uploads at high speed then download will be affected.
I DL at 150+ kbps and upload at about 40 kbps.asingh said:Not sure about channels, but when I DL at 100 kbps I upload at same rate..!
It affects me.Gaurav said:Doesn't affect me.
so what is the conclusion of download speed from http & utorrent????
Use Torrents for large files and for small files http given the condition that you find that file. Searching for a file in torrents is very easy.Zangestu said:so what is the conclusion of download speed from http & utorrent????