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ownagebam
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so faster cpus just happen to have better download speeds?
its coincidence?
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moomoo
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If you're using a router, make sure your ports are forwarded correctly. (http://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/NAT_problem#Routers_And_NAT_Enabled_Broadband_Modems)
If you still can't get good speeds on popular files (files with large amounts of seeds and peers), then your ISP is probably throttling torrent traffic, and you'd need to enable encryption to get around it. (Or you're just stuck with low speeds since some ISP throttle encrypted traffic as well.)
(You can check your ISP against this list: http://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/Bad_ISPs)
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if you have a T1 connection and a dual core computer vs a dial up connection with a dual core, which do you think can download faster? or in your logic, they can download at the same speed since they have a dual core
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| Bam! wrote: | | if you have a T1 connection and a dual core computer vs a dial up connection with a dual core, which do you think can download faster? or in your logic, they can download at the same speed since they have a dual core |
Dial up connection with a Dual Core wins! 
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| ownagebam wrote: | | you can always go into task manager (ctrl alt delete) and set the process bittorrent.exe (or whatever one you use) right click it and set priority to abovenormal or high, depending on if you are going to be using the computer during the d/l |
Sorry to disapoint you, but thats not all that true, your intenet connection uses CPU, So if you increase CPU to bittorrent your taking it away from your connection.
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Well the speed of torrents are up to the people who seed it, but do you have a router? because routers ake torrents and downloads slower.
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