What does that "bypass" means hehehe... care to share..

But utorrent has DHT as well and utorrent's unique Peer Exchange. (works only with other utorrent)

VPN lar

Hahaha.. TQ bro.. so blur la .. 2.21am in the morning .. tocheh

Well, my test results are as follows.

3 files, huge peerlist

uTorrent: 20-30KB/s
BitComet with DHT: 130-150KB/s files

Aiyah, anything that works, just use it lah

Aiyah, at 27% and 50% for 2 torrents on utorrent. Cannot abandon. Test later but other bitcomet users don't have success either.

Wait a minute, huge peerlist? Sorry, not that popular. Just 30 peers.

This post has been edited by TC_Boy: Nov 23 2006, 03:26 AM

40-50k after some tukar2 port.

maybe try bitcometla next time. i'm at bangsar area. No, im at ampang, ulu klang. No, i'm at seri kembangan. No, im at seputih area. Heheh. Pls Mr T*N*T s*y, dont throttle me.

is there anyway maybe to just forward ports on the fly...using some program or script...this is getting tiresome......

I"m using Azurues, downloading 2 files iwth huge peer list also.. doesn't seem to be working well Maybe i'll change to bitcomet when i go home.

Whatever works.. just use i guess wish there's a stable way to do all this.

try www.torrentz.com

it has a list of trackers connected to one torrent, it might help of you know how to add more trackers.....learn...learnnn !!!

i just tried bt with Tuotu last night and all i can say about this client is that it will remind you of the good old days of bt. not bad for an obscure bt client.

10kB/s , using Tuotu. SLIGHTly better then 5.0kB/s. wth,.....

Lucky one you are..
Some people can't make it back..

i tried tuotu, can't even start to connect to tracker. I followed the instructions step by step, but it just doesn't connect to the tracker to get peers and seeds.

ANyone got any ideas?

Em may i know your guys Bt download speed is afternoon or midnight?
Midnight the download speed is ok, but afternoon totally cant move .....

Hi guyz.. i"ve been searching the entire web and tweaking my bittorrent client whole day and i guess this has been the best speed at this time.



5 minutes later..



This post has been edited by ccxh: Nov 23 2006, 03:33 PM

There's something called uPNP and supported by most new routers. No need for port forwarding setup.

Usually when I DL or seed, I get 2 or 3 TMNet downloading peers (leechers but thats just a technical term - not a pejorative in this case). I have to cap my upload speed so usually they can only get 4-5 kbs out of me per downloading peer. Perhaps thats the case? That guy may be sharing his upload to you with a few other peers. I'm using UTorrent, I don't exactly know how to allocate 100% of my upload speed to just 1 guy. Is this an Azureus feature?

Back on the subject matter:
Penang, Georgetown still affected. <5kbs DL

On my DLs with my 1.6 UTorrent - all the international seeders cant exceed 5kbs total - thats how much TMNet allocates me. On the other hand, if local seeders hop on the torrent (from TMNet) - the speed spikes to +50-60kbs occasionally (but rarely). Looking at the peers list, I see tantalizing clues on how the TMNet traffic shaping works. There are occasional bursts of speed out of international peers lasts for several minutes at a time (but they dissappear fast or throttled back as the traffic shaper "catches the data" and adapts). These bursts of speed usually come from only certain countries and is never USA or the western countries. Its a BIG CLUE RIGHT THERE. Look for that pattern - It will help you overcome the throttling. I can't say more because there are TMNut spies in the forum.

mine roughly around 20kb/s @1mbps, Miri.. still consider slow compare to others...

my speed is up n down as well..

last 2 days it shoot up to 130kb but y'day 20 to 30kb max n all these are at nite..daylight i get <10kb

im at b'worth area in penang

wow that's 1 mega drop in speed.. what exactly did you do to cause that? btw grats on nice speeds for awhile.. that's like finding Internet gold.. haha

I'm the same location and condition as you..
when your speed is high, check whether its from local or int'l peers...