S stiffmeinster Reputable May 30, 2016 111 0 4,590 Jan 22, 2019 #1 Best torrent client for gigabit internet connection?
captaincharisma Glorious Oct 13, 2004 10,959 76 45,290 Jan 22, 2019 Solution #2 qbittorrent should be fine for downloading your "Linux ISO's" Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
S stiffmeinster Reputable May 30, 2016 111 0 4,590 Jan 22, 2019 #3 captaincharisma : qbittorrent should be fine for downloading your "Linux ISO's" Thanks for your answer . Should I change the settings or can I leave on default? Upvote 0 Downvote
captaincharisma : qbittorrent should be fine for downloading your "Linux ISO's" Thanks for your answer . Should I change the settings or can I leave on default?
captaincharisma Glorious Oct 13, 2004 10,959 76 45,290 Jan 22, 2019 #4 leave them on default. if you know how bittorrent works you know it doesn't matter what client you use Upvote 0 Downvote
leave them on default. if you know how bittorrent works you know it doesn't matter what client you use
S stiffmeinster Reputable May 30, 2016 111 0 4,590 Jan 22, 2019 #5 captaincharisma : leave them on default. if you know how bittorrent works you know it doesn't matter what client you use I'm using Utorrent right now, but it is downloading with max 5 Mbyte/s. No limit in the settings. Upvote 0 Downvote
captaincharisma : leave them on default. if you know how bittorrent works you know it doesn't matter what client you use I'm using Utorrent right now, but it is downloading with max 5 Mbyte/s. No limit in the settings.
R racksmith101 Respectable Apr 20, 2018 659 2 2,465 Jan 22, 2019 #6 You'll only ever download a torrent as fast as it's being shared by others and the amount of sharers you are connected to (and what port your using and your ip's traffic shaping) Upvote 0 Downvote
You'll only ever download a torrent as fast as it's being shared by others and the amount of sharers you are connected to (and what port your using and your ip's traffic shaping)