Apexdc download speed

My speed now. I am hosting 2 hubs in the peak time of day. Posted June 13, Posted July 3, It's not fast because the sources upload speed limitations. Posted July 4, Well, speeds in Sweden Posted July 29, Posted January 30, So the disk is never a significant bottle neck in DL'ing. Posted March 20, First, i dont want you to change DC protocol, etc The only thing i want to understand, what can slow such a fast transfers Small blocks? Insufficient disk cache? Slow CPU? Smth else? I suggested smth above, but there were only guesses.

It's not a problem because we can use another protocol , but Hint: the answer 'HDD' is wrong, obviously. When any fragmenation present, it drops to megs, or so on. So i think that this can be a main reason blockish behaviour of DC creates 'turbulence' and slows processs. Posted March 23, Posted May 7, Posted June 2, Another factor to keep in mind here, is that usualy you might not have only 1 download going on, but maybe 3 downloads and 3 uploads which will have to share the HD's bandwidth.

Posted October 23, I tend to keep my share quite organized as it makes for finding files easier for both myself and other users.

You can add files at any time while you have the program open, but they must hash. Hashing is a process that the program does, giving each file a TTH identification code. Another thing to note about hashing files is that it takes some time and processing power, depending on how much is being hashed.

You may have to do this two or three times just so that the files may become visible to others. Otherwise, your upload will be maxed out if possible to whatever rate your ISP allows. In this particular picture, I also included part of the toolbar on top. This is the Limiting icon. Click this to switch limiting on and off. Simple enough, really. Favorite Hubs and Connecting Finally, this is the part where we will connect. Click New. Name tells you what the name of the hub is, Address is the address you must put in to connect to the hub, and Description is for your own use to remind yourself what the hub is about.