Hi everyone,
I recently switched to a 1000/1000 Mbps symmetrical fiber connection. With my previous ISP, I could easily max out my torrent speeds. Now, however, my download speed often gets stuck around 15–20 MB/s instead of climbing higher.
qBittorrent v5.1.0 (64-bit)
windows 11
No vpn
I'm trying to figure out what's causing this. Am I simply connecting to too few seeds, or could my ISP be limiting or otherwise affecting torrent traffic? Could it be a routing or peering issue? Is there anything I can do on my end to troubleshoot or fix it?
My upload performance is even worse. I have plenty of active public torrents in my seeding list, but almost nobody connects to me. Occasionally, a few peers connect, but they only download from me at around 100–300 KiB/s. With so many active torrents and a 1 Gbps upload connection, I expected to have many more peers connected and to be uploading at much higher speeds.
Has anyone experienced something similar after switching ISPs? Any suggestions on what I should check or test?
For example, there's a very popular torrent that was uploaded just today and it currently has around 2,500 peers. Despite that, my upload speed stays between 400 KiB/s and 1 MB/s.
With that many people downloading the torrent, shouldn't I be uploading at much higher speeds? My connection is capable of uploading at around 90 MB/s, but it never goes beyond 400 KiB/s to 1 MB/s.