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I don't think that wireless is such a good idea for torrents...Use the cable, and possibly a new client (I for one, use Azureus).
Quote from: BrullaI don't think that wireless is such a good idea for torrents...Use the cable, and possibly a new client (I for one, use Azureus).Doesn't matter good Sir I'm using a wireless network and uTorrent, everything works great. You just have to make sure that the ports the torrentapplication uses are forwarded to your computer (should be able to change this in your routers settings), or you're going to get crappy speeds or nothing at all.This is how it looks with my router:[attachment=10734:routersettings.JPG]Actually have a few more ports open (6881 to 6999) cause I think that was the standard torrent ports or whatever.
Need to forward ports an configure the connection properly. Go to www.portforward.com, find your router brand/model an there should be a guide for configuring uTorrent with it. Also when choosing your port, its probably worth going for one in the 50000-60000 area as apparently these aren't monitored as much as the lower level ones.
Heh, client won't make a difference, depends on the ports (forwarded / not forwarded) the tracker (seeders / leechers ratio) and the tracker speed.
You'd get better speeds tbh.
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