Upload faster than download torrent

Working collectively takes the pressure off the few seeders there are and gets the file downloaded quicker for all. So unless you really need your upload back, please consider leaving it.

Nimrod , Apr 3, You must log in or sign up to reply here. Show Ignored Content. Share This Page Tweet. Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. I have tried this on different download files, but the upload is still much faster than download. I have dsl connection and I have set it according to speed test that I ran initially when I installed utorrent.

So that probably indicates there are more peers possibly using the "End Game" algorithm than there are seeds with available 'slots'. All Activity Home uTorrent for Windows Speed Problems upload speed much faster than download speed upload speed much faster than download speed. Start new topic. It used to be that only gamers and avid movie fans were sticklers for high internet speeds. Since we spend so much of our time downloading data from the internet, download speeds are usually required to be a lot faster than upload speeds.

And, since networks can be congested if a lot of people are online simultaneously , you might get a different result in practice. You can start by disabling and enabling your network adapter. A new window will open, showing all your available connections. You could also try to uninstall your network adapter driver. Your PC should automatically find and install the latest driver.

There might be some software or hardware issues with your router. Reset the router and see if that fixes your problem. Check the back of your router or the box it came in to see your username and password. From there, you can access various settings that have something to do with your internet connection.

Disabling this setting could help increase your download speeds. Turn it off and see if it solved your problem. Believe it or not, the solution to your problem might be as simple as trying a different Ethernet cable.

Your Ethernet connection is duplex: it receives and transmits simultaneously using different wires and pins for receiving and transmitting.

It might be that your receiving wires or pins on the connector are having issues while the transmitting ones are working fine. Finally, your Internet Service Provider might be making a mistake in the way they deliver the service to your household.