Szakal Posted April 30, 2014 Report Share Posted April 30, 2014 Is there any way to increase seeding speed? My upload is around 400+mb/s but seeding almost never uses more than ~100-150mb/s, I always used 7.2.1 version of bittorrent, Just today I switched to newest. I am seeding many torrents, 100+ for most of the time, I divided them between hard drives but it didn't changed anything, low used torrents are also not the case. I also don't have any transfer limits set by client or any other program, there is no problem with download - going up to 300mb/s which is my max when torrents are well seeded. Whos fault is this? Hardware/network/bittorrent client or what?Bittorrent client is using ~33% of my cpu (phenom 965) so this may be issue? Is client unable to multithread properly? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Szakal Posted May 7, 2014 Author Report Share Posted May 7, 2014 Well I tested it a little and it seems that slow hdds are the issue, they simply can't keep up. The one where I have most of files is used 100% for most of the time. So only solution is divide as much torrents between hard drives. Or use sdd ^^ sdd in my case has no problem with speeding, it's easily going to 30MB/s upload in just one torrent, while three hard drives can't do even half of that... Increasing cache does not give much when there are a lot of torrents cause it still has to read them into that cache. And it seems that cache is capped at 1gb cause everything above crashes my client. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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