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 Member 31 Level 20.43 Mar 2006 
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Slow Internet Speed Problem
Need help!
My info: ISP: Comcast Download Speed: 8mbps (1000 kb/s max) Upload Speed: 768kbps (96 kb/s max) Router: LinkSys WRT54G [with newest firmware update] Currently one torrent going at a decent 100 kb/s and 30 kb/s upload. When the torrent stays on for many hours and eventually I am connected to more "peers", my internet surfing speed drops down bad. Horrible speed to surf. The immediate cure is to kill the torrent. When the torrent is dead I can surf again at regular speed. How can one torrent only going at 100 (when im capable of 1000) ruin my internet surfing horribly? I told the router to only open ports 6881 to 6999 for torrents. Jam it back in, in the dark. 
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Member 31 Level 20.43 Mar 2006
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Honestly though, we are paying for more speed (96 kb/s total upload) and it gets like that when I cap my torrent at 20 or 30. I'll try your ideas now; thanks!
There's nowhere I can't reach.
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