Thread: what is the maximun torrent speed you've seen?

what is the maximum speed did you see in torrent client and seed box ( if you have) download and upload and what was the tracker?



for me i saw 450 kb/ second in u torrent while downloading fro IPT.
how about you

Home connection 1MB on all tracker i know it sucks:(

Okay this is my best torrent speed:D
From my First seedbox i can get 32MB/Upload speed to IPT SCC and 3MB/Upload on Other hard tracker and i have done it with a seedbox which only cost $33/Month

Second seedbox i can get 10MB/Upload speed to ipt scc and 1.5mb/upload speed to other hard tracker:D

I have two other but they are not worth mentioning:(

I have a 10MB/1MB home connection. It is a constant 1.2mb/s down and maxes out around 115-120kb/s up. It does have a speed boost feature built in so when i first start i can see anywhere between 1.8-3.0mb/s down for like 5-10 secs and will sometimes see 1.8 for a few secs while dl'ing larger files. I know that doesn't sound like its worth anything because its so short, but for the small files they are done in a couple secs. (I also use ddl sites so thats why it matters to me lol)

Home connection I average 2MB/s a down and 100-110KB/s up.

Mt home connection can go up to 50kb/s. I once had a server that could reach 50MB/s at TT though.

I've never seen more than 6 MB/s from home. But my seedbox will peak out around ~110 MB/s (880 Mbps) for a SCC pack. Most people quote peak speeds, but sustained or average speeds are more informative. So that 110 peak translates into about 90 MB/s sustained through much of the torrent and an end to end average in the 70 MB/s range for well seeded torrents. Speeds vary widely between trackers and range from somewhat slower to just a glimmer of that depending on what tracker we are talking about.

The fastest peak speed I have ever seen was ~ 160 MB/s, also at SCC. This was from a dedicated server and alas, it was not mine.

10 MB down and 5 up XD

I got only 20MB/s max on my seedbox, 100MB/s I never dream that

I think I peaked at 4 MB/s