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Internet while downloading.
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Downloading anything seems to slow down the internet to where you can't even load a webpage.

For instance, I am trying to download a 700mb movie. On my connection, it should download in about 2 minutes. That's fine, it does that, but when I start the download, everyone in the house including me, can't load anything, the internet becomes basically useless when we are downloading something.

We have a 2wire 2700HGV-B2 router, and we have 2 wired PCs, 3 wireless laptops, and 1 ipod on the system.
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Alley Wrote:Downloading anything seems to slow down the internet to where you can't even load a webpage.

For instance, I am trying to download a 700mb movie. On my connection, it should download in about 2 minutes. That's fine, it does that, but when I start the download, everyone in the house including me, can't load anything, the internet becomes basically useless when we are downloading something.

We have a 2wire 2700HGV-B2 router, and we have 2 wired PCs, 3 wireless laptops, and 1 ipod on the system.
Can mean 2 things:
- Downloading at full speed, fills your whole upsteam channel, resulting in slow other things you can do on the internet
- Downloading at full speed, overloads your old router, which can't handle the downstream at the speed, while -also- allowing other connection to come through.
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Devil Wrote:Can mean 2 things:
- Downloading at full speed, fills your whole upsteam channel, resulting in slow other things you can do on the internet
- Downloading at full speed, overloads your old router, which can't handle the downstream at the speed, while -also- allowing other connection to come through.

I limited my download speed to 500kb/s and it seems to have solved the inability to use the internet. Although you can still notice some sort of lag.
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#4
Download a program called NetLimiter and limit your bandwidth for that particular connection to be like 300 - 500 KB/sec. I do it all the time so I can watch YT videos while downloading other stuff.
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Alley Wrote:I limited my download speed to 500kb/s and it seems to have solved the inability to use the internet. Although you can still notice some sort of lag.
Have you tried if the problem persists (without capping) if you connect the modem directly to your PC (without a router), or isn't that possible (modem+router combo)?
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Devil Wrote:Have you tried if the problem persists (without capping) if you connect the modem directly to your PC (without a router), or isn't that possible (modem+router combo)?

Oh my bad. It is connected directly connected to the modem(Although it was the same problem with the modem+router). I'll try out what Fiel said. Because I only limited BitTorrent.
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Alley Wrote:Oh my bad. It is connected directly connected to the modem(Although it was the same problem with the modem+router). I'll try out what Fiel said. Because I only limited BitTorrent.
What you also can try, is limit the maximum -number- of connection allowed by bittorrent. Some connections are capped by a lower number of concurrent connections before the ISP is throttling them automatically. Try 50 max, or even 25.
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#8
500kb O.o

Lol i just have a miserable 120kb top speed while downloading >.>
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Devil Wrote:What you also can try, is limit the maximum -number- of connection allowed by bittorrent. Some connections are capped by a lower number of concurrent connections before the ISP is throttling them automatically. Try 50 max, or even 25.

I hardly even get 20-30 usually. Also, it happens while downloading stuff directly off of sites too.
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Alley Wrote:I hardly even get 20-30 usually. Also, it happens while downloading stuff directly off of sites too.
Bittorrent also generates a lot of idle connections, which you don't see in Bittorrent.

How many connections do you have active with the windows command promt (start > run > cmd [enter]) commando: netstat -a ? While -with- and -without- Bittorrent running?
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Devil Wrote:Bittorrent also generates a lot of idle connections, which you don't see in Bittorrent.

How many connections do you have active with the windows command promt (start > run > cmd [enter]) commando: netstat -a ? While -with- and -without- Bittorrent running?

There is 8 sets of a bunch of connections, both running and not running.
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Alley Wrote:There is 8 sets of a bunch of connections, both running and not running.
Also with bittorrent running and downloading? :f6:
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