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There are ways to configure most torrent clients so that if youвЂ™re having similar problems, your internet wonвЂ™t get disconnected while downloading torrents. Restarting the router is not a good solution because when the torrent detects a connection and starts downloading, the connection gets killed again. To get back the connection, you might need to disconnect and reconnect the internet connection, restart the router, or even reboot the computer. Pinging the router could also give a вЂњRequest time outвЂќ error message. All of sudden, the internet connection might seem like itвЂ™s been cut off as if someone is using NetCut and there are problems browsing the web or your messenger program disconnects, etc. A bigger problem you could encounter is when someone else is on the network streaming or online gaming and your computer is downloading a torrent.

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If you donвЂ™t tweak the configurations, most probably itвЂ™ll take you longer to complete downloading the torrent because the default configuration might not be very well optimized for your router or internet connection.ДЄ slow to finish download is not really a big problem. Download, install, load a torrent file and itвЂ™ll start downloading, provided any needed ports are forwarded correctly. Which it didn't.Many popular BitTorrent clients work right out of the box. I should mention that I was originally on v6.7.2 when I noticed this problem, and have moved to v6.8.0-rc7 to see if would make a difference. So something along the way has changed, and I've not really touched my unraid settings since I set it up last year. And I'm sure I was able to get at least 100MB/s on my torrents a few months ago. I know there is overhead involved by using the fuse filesystem, but a ~70% decrease in speed seems excessive. And I've verified the file is going to my cache drive when saving to the folder in the user directory. When I direct the file to be saved at /mnt/cache I'm hitting 108MB/s, but when I save it to a folder in /mnt/user I get 30MB/s max.

Deluge slow speed iso#

My torrent speeds are what tipped me off to this problem, but I'm using 'curl' in the terminal to download an iso file to specific locations to test my speeds now.

It's not my ISP or VPN causing the problem as far as I can tell. My apologies, all my comments are referring to megabytes per second, not megabits. 160 'mb/s' is 20 megabytes/s - incredibly slow.ДЄlso Have you checked if your ISP and/orВ VPN is capping your torrent speed? Do you meanВ megabit per second? Then your 'Ran a file write speed test on my cache drive and was able to hit 160mb/sВ write speed consistently' suggests a potentialВ issue with your cache drive. So it's as if writing to /mnt/user directory, whether it's going to the cache or not, is slow? I'm not sure, sounds weird.ДЇirst thing first, get your unit right please. I changed my qBittorrent docker to use /mnt/cache/appdata instead of /mnt/user/appdataВ and I am now able to curl to the /config directory inside the docker at gigabit speed. But I have been having this issue for a couple weeks now, long before I updated Preclear. I can't say this is a cause, but it's not good to have a current version of something from В replaced with something from.