Thread: Speed Poll - Home 500 Night Unlimited

i dont know..before i use to get 210KB/s i know its formatter of secs.. but those secs were more frequent.. i mean though lets not count 210 KB/s but still avg i will considet at tht time as 180 to 190 KB/s.. now its like only 150 KB/s ,,,, any reasons?? can ppl tell me..

I usually get around 200KBps or more, but it’s not very stable. I’ve found Airtel’s speeds to be far more stable and faster.

Its been a week since i got my broadband.
I use to get an average of 220 to 230 KBps at night time for regular downloads... I observed an average rate aroung 160KBps for Rapidshare. Torrent speed seens much unstable and average speed per download found to vary from 80 - 130KBps...

Originally Posted by josangel555

Its been a week since i got my broadband.
I use to get an average of 220 to 230 KBps at night time for regular downloads... I observed an average rate aroung 160KBps for Rapidshare. Torrent speed seens much unstable and average speed per download found to vary from 80 - 130KBps...

Are you talking about a single torrent or multiple torrents.
Because it is a rare situation where you expect to get 200+ speed from one torrent. You may have to download from multiple torrents at a time to reach the full speed.

Originally Posted by puchu

Are you talking about a single torrent or multiple torrents.
Because it is a rare situation where you expect to get 200+ speed from one torrent. You may have to download from multiple torrents at a time to reach the full speed.

puchu, thanks for that info.

Actually i was saying about the average speed i got in downloading a single file... I have'nt tried downloading multiple files at a time...

Also, i know about port forwarding, but i have'nt yet done anything to forward my ports... I use a utorrent client, when it checked at some site, when i started it for the first time, it said, 'My ports are forwarded properly'.
Do i need to do portforwarding anyhow??? Will it improve my torrent perfomance??? [i use an iBall Baton modem]

You can try port forwarding if you feel that you are not getting maximum speed.

Try this
http://www.indiabroadband.net/broadb...ing-guide.html

You can also try portforward.com

Originally Posted by josangel555

puchu, thanks for that info.

Actually i was saying about the average speed i got in downloading a single file... I have'nt tried downloading multiple files at a time...

Also, i know about port forwarding, but i have'nt yet done anything to forward my ports... I use a utorrent client, when it checked at some site, when i started it for the first time, it said, 'My ports are forwarded properly'.
Do i need to do portforwarding anyhow??? Will it improve my torrent perfomance??? [i use an iBall Baton modem]

If µTorrent says ports are forwarded, then no need to do it.
As you are saying you are getting avg 80-130 rom one torrent, then it is very good, no need to worry. Add one two more torrent in parallel, that's all.You may tweak µTorrent by adjusting max half open connections in settings(only if you face low speeds).

I have found out that if you limit the upload speed a bit(little less than max upload speed you are getting now) in scheduler, that improves the download speed.

Mostly 240-270 KBPS and sometimes upto 400KBPS

Originally Posted by pratikkolkata

Mostly 240-270 KBPS and sometimes upto 400KBPS

400 KBPS , you get that for just a few seconds or at a constant pace..?

May be some download manager is showing that value.

ya i too thought so, if it is just for a sec or two then no problem, if it is coming at a constant pace then it surely is of a DM which shows fake speed.

In India service providers are not able to give the speed which they only promise and here it is showing more then they can ever imagine

My speed was around 15 KBps today morning.

If I download 3 or 4 files together I get around 200kbps download speed. But if I download single file I get somewhere 50 to 80 kbps. Why?

In torrents or regular downloads ?

If in torrents, try portforwarding

http://www.indiabroadband.net/broadb...ing-guide.html

It is during regular downloads. I don't use torrents.

Try speedtest.net, post the results.

Also try a download from Microsoft. Please update.

The speed changes time to time and different server different speed.





If ping response time is more then speed is less or if ping response time is less then speed is more. Is it true?

Speed may vary for different servers. But yours seem huge. Please try some server like Newyork. Please update the result of download from Microsoft.

yesterday i too got too slow speeds while downloading using FDM something around 20KB/s to 40Kb/s hope it might be a server problem, i was downloading FEDORA Linux it was of 684MB.

Originally Posted by whitestar_999

not possible on a 2mbps connection.maybe for a few seconds but definitely not for even a few minutes.

It`s possible..
it`s easy to get a speed of 2mb in night and that also in torrent..
But the thing you need is the phone wiring way..
There is a trick to have max connectivity speed..
If anyone is interested to know then pm me regarding it.

I dont have privilleges to post link..

I would all my speeds

Even i got 1MegeBits per second not for Seconds but for some period

BSNL has poor software triggering.

Originally Posted by shariq27

It`s possible..
it`s easy to get a speed of 2mb in night and that also in torrent..
But the thing you need is the phone wiring way..
There is a trick to have max connectivity speed..
If anyone is interested to know then pm me regarding it.

Why dont you post it here..Amigo!!
All are interested

above 500 kbps for a constant time is highly not possible....

Originally Posted by meetdilip

Speed may vary for different servers. But yours seem huge. Please try some server like Newyork. Please update the result of download from Microsoft.

Did you tried a download from Microsoft ? What does it show ?

Please start a new thread to get better attention.

Originally Posted by deepmohan

yesterday i too got too slow speeds while downloading using FDM something around 20KB/s to 40Kb/s hope it might be a server problem, i was downloading FEDORA Linux it was of 684MB.

It might be the fedora server problem, try changing the FTP source.
Did you use the following address ?
ftp://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub...inux/releases/
If not , then try it.

Another FTP is:-

ftp://203.178.137.175/pub/Linux/