More uploaded than downloaded torrent

 · When you download crappy down load large quantities of torrents. If you have crappy ones then you might get a bit of speed. That is what most persons that DL rares do. Because they are uploading that same number they my only upload 1 or 2 kbits. Thay is why the torrents are so crappy. Mez, Jan 6, Answer (1 of 6): Try this right click on the torrent currently downloading go to Set upload Speed and set it to the minimum. then go to Set Download Speed and set it to unlimited. after doing this update trackers. Hope it will solve your problem,Works for me every time. Do let me know.  · Using with Trans Remote Gui on Ubuntu I'm seeing on most sites that I am downloading more in MB than the actual torrent size. ie torrent is mb in size but its telling me it downloaded mb. This is on all torrents. Upload, with a ratio is also showing a higher upload amount also. The bigger the file the bigger the difference.

For a high torrent download speed, the number of seeders should be higher than the number of leechers. The more is the number of seeders, the healthier your torrent will be. Using with Trans Remote Gui on Ubuntu I'm seeing on most sites that I am downloading more in MB than the actual torrent size. ie torrent is mb in size but its telling me it downloaded mb. This is on all torrents. Upload, with a ratio is also showing a higher upload amount also. The bigger the file the bigger the. Hello. For the past few days I have noticed that my upload speed has been going very high whereas my download was very slow. For example recently I was getting 4 MB upload with only kb download. I dont mind uploading but I would like to make the gap a bit more fair. Also for reference I tried this on bittorrent and qbittorent.

Download speed is usually considered more important than upload. Most of our online activities rely on consuming or receiving content rather than uploading. So, your download speed doesn’t only refer to how quickly you can download files. Using with Trans Remote Gui on Ubuntu I'm seeing on most sites that I am downloading more in MB than the actual torrent size. ie torrent is mb in size but its telling me it downloaded mb. This is on all torrents. Upload, with a ratio is also showing a higher upload amount also. The bigger the file the bigger the difference. No, its the other way around, a higher upload correlates with higher download. But due to the way BitTorrent protocols work, to get the most out of your connection, your upload speed should be set manually to a little bit lower than your max upstream bandwidth capacity.(as noted above).