What is a TCP/IP limit? Related to downloading ;p
Not very informing I know, but I think it's something about the "Limit" of what speed I can download with. At the moment my TCP/IP limit is 10/200. Using BitComet btw. Thread created because of Bitcomet -> Options -> Options -> Advanced -> TCP/IP Limit
Gief me some help you undiscovered geniouses!
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Anonymous2007-11-07 11:48
It's the maximum number of concurrent TCP/IP connections the program will handle. Keep in mind Windows enforces a limit of its own (defaults to 10, IIRC), so setting it higher than that won't make a difference.
K, thx:)
1 more thing, I am downloading 7 movies at a time now from aXXO.
His torrents got like 1000+ seeders, but still I am downloading at like 1-7KB/S. Kinda frustrating.
>>2
10 new outbound connections per second. The total number of open connections can be much higher.
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Anonymous2007-11-07 15:27
>>3
Reinstall firefox, you should get better speeds.
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Anonymous2007-11-08 3:34
get uTorrent
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Anonymous2007-11-08 8:30
Useless, the total number of connections is out of the hands of applications. I saw a router with a max of 3000 connections. Nevers saw one with enough connectionss to feed a torrent client
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Anonymous2007-11-08 8:52
FFS dont get utorrent! Its owned by bittorrent inc, they are partnered with several movie/tv/music companies.
So far there is no proof they are spying on what u are downloading...
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Anonymous2007-11-08 9:23
Let them spy, as long as the torrent rolls
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Anonymous2007-11-08 9:46
>>10
PROTIP: THE SAME IS TRUE FOR ANY SOFTWARE THAT IS NOT OPEN SOURCE
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Anonymous2007-11-08 10:14
>>9
Shitty routers are shitty. Build a router yourself. Use BSD or linux.