Well it depends on the download location. If your torrent for example is seeded by people from remote places then you won't get a good download speed. If that's not the case, then maybe your internet provider could've changed some settings, say one of the DNS servers, and that's why that could happen. Also many ISP's can possibly block some ip adresses (usually for pirating, etc), or it could be something with connection settings on your pc, maybe another application is using your internet speed. With that much detail from you it is almost impossible to give a specific solution. It may be even something that i haven't mentioned.Hey all, I'm having huge issues with torrents recently. Torrents with good health and a good amount of seeders are getting me down speeds of around 50kb/s to 100kb/s when my Internet speed it is (According to my latest speed test from speedtest.net) my down speed is 58mb/s. Obviously I don't expect that kind of speed on a torrent but 100kb/s is ridiculous. Can anyone think of a reason why?
Modern routers today can do ip address reservation, which binds their pc to a specific router ip adress based on MAC address, so you don't have to do anything on your pc. Then you open ports as you usually do. If he is lucky of course.
