Hmm, thought TM begun throttled p2p speed? 

try this.. i use this.. very cheap and fast..
https://www.sonicseedbox.com/reff/?id=10727

try use this.. very fast and cheap..

from RM8.

https://www.sonicseedbox.com/reff/?id=10727

More or less correct. From the seedbox to your PC, it's not limited to HTTP downloading, you can also use FTP/LFTP connection to download. You might need to use internet download manager & a proper FTP client (SmartFTP, FileZilla, CyberDucky, BitKinex, CuteFTP & etc).

Now FTP client are very modern, very easy to use and you can just drag and drop like how you do in normal windows.

For starters, I'd suggest to use seedbox.io or Ultraseedbox.com. They have the best Price/performance value on the market with decent storage size.

Seedbox.io has unmettered DL/UL, while USB (Ultraseedbox) has unmetered DL but UL has cap. Shouldn't be an issue if you're not a heavy torrent user and you just want to download on public trackers.

Once you go advanced, you can get a dedicated seedbox. You want the best speed, storage and huge advantage on private tracker, dedi seedbox is the way to go.

Seedbox.io has dedicated nForce offering (nForce PremiumOne NL is one of the best Tier 1 network provider in Europe, same par (some said it's better) with OVH France and Leaseweb NL). If you're willing to break the bank, you can search Andy10gbit (a seller on reddit & discord) where he sells multiple seedbox with different providers. He can also custom tune your seedbox speed to suit your needs (whether you need it for racing & DL or plex streaming).

I'm using Andy10gbit 1Gbps OVH FR offering now and wew

I'm not at home atm. In the meantime,
You can try this file: https://mirror.nforce.com/pub/speedtests/

Just download and monitor your DL speed. It's a dummy file so you can delete it later.

Both seedbox.io and ultraseedbox uses nForce Premium for their servers, so the public test file should be okay.
Try with 10GB files

Why do you need seedbox actually?, Did you download private tracker torrent and really need seed the torrent?

Using seedbox to increase your own download speed not really effective from what i know about seedbox especially on not popular torrent

can ask the network gurus to test this razer sila?

Its probably the one of the most compact and fast routers i have seen

Hi all,

Today I turbo speed to 800Mbps from my previous 100Mbps. However, I am getting 490Mbps due to using older router and planning to upgrade to new router which capable to fully utilise 800Mbps.

Then I thought I can still happily download torrent around 40MBps today but I consistently getting 5MBps to 15 MBps and never able to get more than 15 MBps from uTorrent. I asked my friend and he mentioned probably due to TM only upgrade Malaysia line and not international line so whenever I download torrent from overseas, I still get around 10MBps.

What is the point of getting 800Mbps or upgrade my router to 800Mbps if international line still not able to use 800Mbps? Better downgrade back to 100Mbps to save money.

Hope fellow forumers can share their experience and correct me if I am wrong. Thanks

Thanks for the answer. If throttled at 15MBps for torrent, I see no point to have 800Mbps unless I miss anything. Any sifu here can share why we need 800 package? Thx

RM300++. Can’t remember exactly.

May I know what VPN I can use to fully utilize the 800 Mbps for torrent? Last time streamyx I used BolehVPN.

My torrents (no VPN) aren't being throttled. Yet. Getting about 400-450Mbps on Turbo500 on both my usual test Centos torrent was well as well seeded, highly illegal and IP infringing torrents. Will test again when I get my Turbo800.

I've heard from someone that TM isn't doing any traffic shaping just yet.
To be honest, 95% of the day, I don't go above 150Mbps.

Also don't forget that average packet size for torrents are smaller than a http/ftp download so your router performance will play a part, even with NAT boost. My area is Sungai Long in case any of you are around here.

Additionally, if you're on Windows, Spectre/Meltdown microcode issues limiting your PC's network performance. This one have to ask johnlai. I'm on a Mac.

The easiest way to test by experimentation is to torrent with and without VPN. If VPN makes a difference then you know that TM is shaping the traffic. I don't use a VPN so I can't say.

i tired private torrent at my friend house 800Mbps UniFi, no issue getting full speed ~90MBps, his computer using SSD, not sure will affect speed if normal hdd

68MBps on torrent or non-torrent?

10 MBps for the Centos torrent is definitely not OK. What iMac? What router?

If you feel TM is shaping your torrents then VPN is your only choice. If you don't assume that then you can look at other possible causes.

Just testing out a new router, the Mikrotik hAP AC2.


Full speed on Turbo500 for Centos torrent. My previous router Rb750Gr3 could only manage 42MBps but it's not a fair comparison since the new router just has a basic default config.

I am trying NordVPN but the downloading seems only slightly better than normal speed. Hmmmm.

nope, didnt use VPN

he uses Asus router, not sure which model could be 68U or the latest 86U, i remember have 3 antenna

but i use my private torrent to try at his house, do you use private torrent tracker?

so, even using IPT cannot get full turbo speed on lan?

my using IPT now always max out at 100mbps

me too. it happens not only to youtube, but to other hostings as well. I am downloading from Google Drive.
I am on 800Mbps Plan.
Idk if my hardware is bottlenecking the download speed or the ISP is trotting the download speed.

I get full speed on speedtest.

Hi Could you suggest a good seed box to use with Unifi? Thx

Nice! For sure your iMac is not the bottleneck. I'm testing on my old MBPR 15" 2013 i7 16GB 10.14 and noname USB3 GbE adaptor. Even older than yours.

Not familiar with Asus router but I would look there first.

btw, what torrent client? I'm using uTorrent 1.8.7.

Same here. It throttles down to 20MBps for me too. It would make sense for Youtube to throttle since you don't need such high throughput after the buffer has been filled. You only need enough speed to maintain the buffer.

That 4K video is 50GB for a 10hr video. That's only an average bitrate of 11Mbps.

Thanks for great advice. Will try it out myself.

I am going to get router capable of 800Mbps and may I know what router is good for 800Mbps? I am currently looking at TPLink C3150. Thx