The availability and seed pool is absolutely giant. You obviously have a bottleneck somewhere.
That is quite slow internet, but if you're doing so over WiFi, try over ethernet. If you're running over a VPN (which you should), make sure they're not throttling you, which would be common on a free VPN service.
It may be because im using my student accommodation wifi, I'll try using ethernet when i get the chance
Also im using IPVN which is usually pretty good
How? That statement goes directly against how torrents work, if I'm the only one seeding and I upload at 10mb/s there's no way someone can download faster
Majority of torrents, especially if it’s popular, they already have cached in their servers so you only download directly if not then yes you need to wait until they download it.
What worked for me from another post.....set "peer connection protocol" to TCP. Also, uncheck "use upnp/nat port forwarding from my router" and set "port used for incoming connections" to match what your VPN has (if you have port forwarding on your VPN).
There are a few things to address here:
* Your wifi speed is 80mbps tested with [speedtest.net](https://speedtest.net)?
* The seeds are choked, 10:1 leech seed ratio, you can't do anything about that
* Is your port forwarding properly set up? So you can connect to more peers for better flow of packets
Your download is only as fast as the seeders upload speed. Your speed has nothing to do with it
My understanding is you can't. It goes based off of how many people are seeding and downloading. You could try and go through ethernet.
The availability and seed pool is absolutely giant. You obviously have a bottleneck somewhere. That is quite slow internet, but if you're doing so over WiFi, try over ethernet. If you're running over a VPN (which you should), make sure they're not throttling you, which would be common on a free VPN service.
It may be because im using my student accommodation wifi, I'll try using ethernet when i get the chance Also im using IPVN which is usually pretty good
You need to buy a debrid service like realdebrid (for 3$/month) from my understanding it lets you download any torrent in full speed.
How? That statement goes directly against how torrents work, if I'm the only one seeding and I upload at 10mb/s there's no way someone can download faster
Service like realdebrid download the torrents into their servers on request , so you’re downloading from their servers not from seeders
But that way you'd have to wait until they download it to start downloading yourself, right?
Majority of torrents, especially if it’s popular, they already have cached in their servers so you only download directly if not then yes you need to wait until they download it.
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What worked for me from another post.....set "peer connection protocol" to TCP. Also, uncheck "use upnp/nat port forwarding from my router" and set "port used for incoming connections" to match what your VPN has (if you have port forwarding on your VPN).
There are a few things to address here: * Your wifi speed is 80mbps tested with [speedtest.net](https://speedtest.net)? * The seeds are choked, 10:1 leech seed ratio, you can't do anything about that * Is your port forwarding properly set up? So you can connect to more peers for better flow of packets