Preferences-->Advanced -->bt.transp_disposition 15 CHANGE to *10

TQ.

well...what can i say...uTor!!!! DID IT AGAIN!!!

This post has been edited by miahahaha: Aug 11 2009, 08:52 AM

beta 2 give my speed back
using 1.9.x beta and speed like crap

thanks to TS for latest i nfo

new user of utorrent...

anything else need to tweak other than this?

Oh there's no more tweak. All you need to do is set the setting that you've just learned and port forward, then you'll achieve GODLIKE speeds!

I never even port forward although I have a router at home. uTorrent is showing the red dot.
But my speed? I can consistently hit 120kb/s on just one file.

Cheers to 2.0!

I'm getting a "windows ran out of memory" Unable to allocate -48 bytes.

Apparently its a common problem. Its all over the official boards...

http://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=60602&p=5

finally decided to change to uT from bit comet. my downloads are flyin (well around 40 - 50kbps ave) but at least m reli satisfied as compare to my bit comet last time.

i was wondering, is there any other tweaks to increase my speed? i know this had been asked, but besides the 'bt.transp_disposition' (previous poster), perhaps is there tweaks like... wat is the upload speed most recommended n stuff..

been a bit torrent user quite long, but..knowledge about it? --> close to none.

thx

I think it is not such a great idea to BT 24/7 when there are internet issues affecting everyone.

The mentality is I want what I paid for. If everyone got what they paid for, nobody would have internet because there isn't enough bandwidth. All of the routers and switches would be overloading, and everyone would have 100% packet loss.

Just my opinion.

@mhane

I do very casual downloads but even that is very slow at 1kbps to 9 kbps ......

Your assumption would be people are able to torrent at all. This isn't the case as tmnut has become the big brother of the malaysian internet. Everything throttled to death.

So nevermind about your scenario where people are able to p2p. The reality in Malaysia is we can't P2P period since it's throttled too much.

I'd be more worried about the following:

1. poor download/upload speeds and latency especially for international destinations

2. massive packet loss. Totally unacceptable.

3. over throttling to the point that things like streaming and p2p is just a shitty experience

4. poor customer service. Always customers fault, and always act as if all their customers are ignorant. Never honest with their issues and always pass us on to someone else to the point that our case gets lost somewhere and finally resolved without us knowing about it.


This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Aug 17 2009, 03:11 PM

Fish seem to like to eat TMnet's cables Computers worms also like to slow down their network all the time Haihz, TMnet has it so bad..

/s

This post has been edited by rizvanrp: Aug 18 2009, 11:47 AM

Ok i installed the new utorrent beta. My download now is 100 Kb/s ....

1mb download is 120 kb/s ? So 100 should be ok i guess -.-;

what does this change actually do a?? bypass the throttle more?

i found out one thing though, if you're haveing the - memory problem with 2.0 best to set this setting back to the defult 15. if not if you're streaming video or doing other thing utor will surly crash most of the time.

Hmm.. I tweak it a little bit and it kept crashing on me

Well ... i have changed the settings ... still the same .... 9kb to 10 ... fluctuating like mad ... i have also port forwarded both TCP and UDP .... i still think its a load of crap ... 100kb is over stating ...

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Added on August 20, 2009, 2:25 amthis setting just made my connection worst ...

This post has been edited by wenhui100: Aug 20 2009, 02:25 AM

Attached is a screenshot of my UT client on UTP-only mode on a private tracker without any VPN/tunneling service And yes, its at 430KB/s stable non stop.

What setting the trans_disposition to 10 does is make the client use UTP (unthrottled, UDP based connections) only. This is however, only compatible with utorrent >1.8.1 and bittorrent >6.x peers. In other words, lets say the torrent you're downloading has 100 peers and only 20 of them have utorrent/bittorrent.. if bt.trans_disposition is set to 10 you will only be able to connect to 20 of these clients. Your download speed will be subject to whatever they have set their upload to and the quality of their connection to your PC.

If you really want to see if UTP is helping you bypass your throttle cap, get a well seeded torrent on a private tracker, set the trans_disp to 10 and test it out there. Check your speed per peer. As you can see in the attachment, all my peers have a [UTP] tag on it which means its a [UTP] connection and I'm downloading at >30KB/s for most of them.

The reason why I don't recommend setting trans_disp to 15 (the default setting) is because TCP based torrent connections will be throttled no matter what. In a situation where your torrent has 100 peers, where only 2 of which are running clients compatible with UTP you may see faster speeds with this setting back at the default of 15. Why? You may be able to pull an unthrottled 5-10KB/s from each of these peers via UTP but the remainder 98 peers you could potentially connect to would give you an extra 0.5-1KB/s each.

This method works best with private trackers where clients are using the latest UT client simply because of UTP protocol support any everyone wanting to seed data.. for public torrents it can go either way. In a public tracker, who gives a **** about seeding? There's no penalty for capping your upload or not seeding at all.. so testing public tracker torrents to see if this works/doesn't work is not a good idea. It also depends on your own line.. who knows how TMnet implements their filter right?

Regarding application stability, this is a BETA build of the UT client. I can run mine fine for days but that depends on your own PC (hardware, operating system, software which may interrupt the application such as antivirus software.. etc.).

So good luck with this and hopefully it works for you. I posted this information when I tested it out myself to help others.. so if it works/doesn't work for you please don't complain about it to me because its your own ISPs fault. I've had to put up with all the insults when I first posted this thread anyway, this method works for me and many other people out there so if anyone tells me how this method is bull****.. I really could not be arsed about it.

Please don't call me a liar or say that I exaggerated figures because I can provide the proof + numbers any day

This post has been edited by rizvanrp: Aug 20 2009, 05:48 AM


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Any1 can teach me how to port forward in Utorrent?

nice. 2.0b testing now.

any idea what transfer cap for?

This post has been edited by bo093: Aug 20 2009, 01:52 PM

ver 2.0b keep crashing
revert back to 1.9
anyone with same prob ?