Torrent download speeds?

[sniffdog]

I am on a NL RDP from AwesomeRDP, it has some very good speeds.

Although if you have a 512kbps, I won't even recommend you a RDP because it will most likely lag.

If you want to edit or re-encode the files, you need at least a RDP or Windows VPS. To be honest with your poor home connection speed this might even not possible.

You could take sBorg, but you won't be able to re-encode, but you can split files and upload to filehosts.

sniffdog Reviewed by sniffdog on 7th Feb 2012. Torrent download speeds? Ive never tried Torrent in my life but i think its time to move on Could anyone tell me how fast Torrent download speeds are and pros and cons? I need 500kb at least, otherwise its useless Rating: 5

[parvshell]

I am on a NL RDP from AwesomeRDP, it has some very good speeds.

Although if you have a 512kbps, I won't even recommend you a RDP because it will most likely lag.

If you want to edit or re-encode the files, you need at least a RDP or Windows VPS. To be honest with your poor home connection speed this might even not possible.

You could take sBorg, but you won't be able to re-encode, but you can split files and upload to filehosts.

Got some Doubts:

1.What about torrent thing.......getting&uploading ....to maintain a ratio.....will a RDP can do this thing???.......if nt then what!!!........a SeedBox.......then how to connect it with RDP....for other things

2.What is Windows VPS OR RDP....how do they work......How to SetUP them...compatibility issues.....what are optimal requirements.WHich are Best.......and from where and for how much ...i can get 1 Best.

3.Will 1Mbps be a decent speed for RDP to workwith.

{Can Some1 Write a full Detailed Tutorial/Article clarifying each and every step.......will help all noobs.Till then ......
Please ANS Step-by-Step....(may be i can write......someday)..
Help with tutorials regarding these things......some link...some videos!!!}

[sniffdog]

1)The RDP is just like your Windows computer at home. You can download torrents (deluge, utorrent), unrar them and upload. And of course encoding (if the RDP provider allows that).

Basically what you download from trackers (IPT, SCC) you have to upload to maintain your ratio. Alternatively you donate to a tracker site and don't have to maintain a ratio (Freeleech donation).

2) You order a RDP and it's already configured with popular Windows applications (if you want other apps, just ask the provider). You connect to your RDP with your Windows OS (Remote Desktop Connection).

3) 1MBs will in most cases be alright.


4) Basically to download and process a torrent, the following procedure is followed:

- Open the tracker site in your RDP browser (Firefox, Chrome, IE)
- Goto the torrent you want to download
- Click on the download link and the torrent client will take over
- Then open the folder with the resulting files and unrar them
- Upload to your filehosts with either FTP or Zoom uploader.

does anyone know if it's possible to maintain a good "ratio" using sBorg as a seedbox

sBorg was never meant to be used as a 'seedbox'. Most providers will allow only 1:1 ratio. Some providers like sBorghost will allow higher ratios, but these come at a price.

It's best to maintain your ratio with seeding freeleech (archive) files on the tracker site. These are meant for ratio maintenance and because many people use them they usually download fast and seed well.

[parvshell]

Thank You,Sir

___ What to do with Ratio/Seeding.......while owing RDP.Will RDP do Seeding too.........OR we Need a separate SEEDBOX for that. IF yes,that how merge these 2 for further operations(encoding-uploading etc.)

Please Explain "FUNDA"...of SeedBOX using TOO.

[sniffdog]

You can seed from RDP too, but most providers allow you to seed max 5 torrents.

I solved this limitation by only seeding freeleech files and delete 'non freeleech' immediately after downloading as they don't seed well from SCC anyway.

And nowadays I use usenet to download releases. Consistent high speed downloads of about 32-36MBs and no worries about seeding.

I didn't get the 'FUNDA' part.

[parvshell]

"FUNDA" means concept.

1.Tell me if Usenet supports Trackers like:
what.cd/Pedros/exigo music........will it b possible to download (all new+old)torrents from these trackers through Usenet.......How Usenet works?

2.What to do if i use RDP and wants to SEED 25 Torrents!!...OR what else i should use, if possible along with RDP.

3.Will RDP allows me to move files uploaded by somebody else to My FREE Account......say Uploaded.to TO Depositfiles { IF i dont have Premium ACC of Both.....neither Source NOR Destination,Only FREE of Both }

[sniffdog]

1) Torrents and Trackers are completely different. Google to check what Usenet exactly is.
2) Seeding takes a toll on the hdd, so no provider will allow you to seed that many torrents at the same time as it will limit the other users. A possibility is to rent a dedicated server.
3) If you downlad the files from tracker or Usenet, you can download these of course without having a premium account. Uploading can be done to free accounts with either FTP or Zoom uploader. However, free account usually have a limited storing space or time.

I upload mainly to uploaded.to (free account) and get 60MB per file (2 files gives a max speed of 110-120MBs).