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Getting 1 Mbps on Utorrent ?
06-07-2014, 11:25 AM
Post: #1
Getting 1 Mbps on Utorrent ?
Yesterday I was Downloading a movie "Special Forces" in English from below website

http://kickass.to/special-forces-2011-72...87407.html

At that time I had got 7 Seeders and 6 Leechers and my Download speed was 1.4 Mbps. I was using Utorrent, when i click on peers to know the Information I saw that one IP Address starting with 10.**.***.*** (not remembered) was giving 1.4 Mbps while others were giving between 2 - 20 Kbps and at side of the IP Address it was Written 'Cache' and it was 100% completed and still giving me the 1.4 Mbps. After the download was completed in 5 minutes, I add a new torrent for the film "Quarantine" and it was showing me above 40 seeders and 15 Leechers and now the problem cames it was only giving me above 130 Kbps.

I want to know the reason why on the first movie i was getting 1.4 Mbps and why I am getting 130 Kbps on the second movie. And what is the meaning of "Cache" written at the side of the IP Address?

By the way Maximum Download Speed supported by my Internet Connection is 3 Mbps which is (3X8) = 24 Mbps (Megabits)
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And I am newbie to the torrents it was the first time i was using torrents. And I want to get the same download speed on others torrents and by the way 600 Kbps download speed will also work but the download should be completed. Tell me the how I will get the same download speed.

My Internet Service Provider is Siti Cable and Broadband Ltd. Their is mini server room near to my location which I say is 80 Meter distance from my location.

I try to download all the movies from above website i.e kickass.to

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06-07-2014, 11:37 AM
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Why in the world would you think a 3mbs would translate to 24? A 3mbs connection translates to 3 / 8 (8 bits per byte) is only .375 megabytes per second. Or 375KBs you are already in bits per second with 3mbs. Now 3MBs would be nice (megabytes / second) but I have never seen any ISP offer speeds in bytes per second as bits per second allows them to advertise bigger numbers!
The word "cache" means local memory, that part has already been downloaded, just needs to be moved from your computer memory to the final file.
Just find the best feeder, you may want to reduce leeches since they are feeding from you.

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06-07-2014, 11:42 AM
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get on cloudload.com all torrents download at 10 mb a second. its a great service and its always fast. you also protect yourself from viruses.
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