From what I know, ISP will throttle so after a using a while you should notice that your internet speed will decrease (even when stop using torrent).

What you need to do is just to reconnect your internet connection regularly, for example once every 2 or 3 hours, or just when you notice that internet is slowing down.

For me sometimes it get as low as 20kbps speeds after prolonged use (whole night long) and I will have to reconnect to get it up again.

This post has been edited by scaler: May 5 2012, 03:25 PM

Ah forgot about this one lol. One of the most basic. Look at the seeders and leechers available, if there's like 10 seeders, and 1,000 peers be ready to wait lol.

Do let us know what connection you are using too.
Connecting to too many peers/seeders is not good on slower connections.

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Added on May 5, 2012, 3:40 pmYou should also consider stopping and resuming torrents. If you are unlucky, you might be connected to slow seeders/peers who have slow net or limited their speed to 1kbps.

Sounds ridiculous but my friend did just that some 8 years back (the limit uploading speed at 1kbps)

This post has been edited by scaler: May 5 2012, 03:40 PM

Normally I do not recommend using mobile broadband since it is every1 sharing the same connection point. I don't know how good their facilities are, but what you should consider is not the max speed, but the minimum speed. Even if they can support 10,000kbps but there are 100 people downloading at the same time, don't expect it to be far from 100kbps. (Just an example)

I normally prefer land(cable) connections. If you're lucky your mobile broadband will be many times faster than land. But when you're unlucky, you might be cursing YES 4G lol.

Haha I tought you were ignoring me *tears of relief*

Anyway, just give it a try and let us know if it affects.