[InDebtBigTime]

I currently have Google Fiber 1 Gig Symmetrical service ( 1000 Mbps/ 1000 Mbps), but I can only get about 677 Kb/s upload. I have absolutely no data caps so I would love to be able to open up on the upload side. I am sharing some very popular files, but I seem to top out at about 35 Kb/s per user.

On all other P2P I manage close to 1 gigabit on the upload side.

I have a high ID and no ports blocked and KAD connected. What else can I do to increase upload?

[tHeWiZaRdOfDoS]

Try the latest beta 0.50b, it features additional upload improvements.

BTW: I envy you for this line

[InDebtBigTime]

tHeWiZaRdOfDoS, on 12 November 2014 - 07:18 AM, said:

Try the latest beta 0.50b, it features additional upload improvements.

BTW: I envy you for this line

Thanks, I will let you know how it improves things

EDIT: Where do I find the latest beta? I don't see 0.50b on sourceforge or the homepage

This post has been edited by InDebtBigTime: 12 November 2014 - 01:18 PM

[Narayan1050]

InDebtBigTime, on 12 novembre 2014 - 02:12 , said:

tHeWiZaRdOfDoS, on 12 November 2014 - 07:18 AM, said:

Try the latest beta 0.50b, it features additional upload improvements.

BTW: I envy you for this line

Thanks, I will let you know how it improves things

EDIT: Where do I find the latest beta? I don't see 0.50b on sourceforge or the homepage

Here.

[InDebtBigTime]

Hmm...not really sure what I'm looking at so its probably not for me! Thanks anyway

This post has been edited by InDebtBigTime: 12 November 2014 - 08:21 PM

[Some Support]

It's not a beta but a dev build, but the current version is fairly stable, so testing it might be worth it. All you need is to replace the emule.exe with the new one from the linked download.

[InDebtBigTime]

Some Support, on 12 November 2014 - 08:26 PM, said:

It's not a beta but a dev build, but the current version is fairly stable, so testing it might be worth it. All you need is to replace the emule.exe with the new one from the linked download.

I'm going to look again but I don't see an .exe file at all.

EDIT: God Damn nevermind. I didn't know what "binary" file meant.

I've replaced the exe. I'm testing now and will let you guys know.

This post has been edited by InDebtBigTime: 13 November 2014 - 02:54 PM

[InDebtBigTime]

Ok so far this has made things dramatically worse. My upload before would reach an instant ~500 Kbit/s. Right now I seem to be stuck at ~66 kbit/s. Also no option to display upload speeds to clients (?). Also have the message of "starting to control upload speed".

Something is terribly wrong.

I've tried disabling this speed sense, but its already unchecked?

UPDATE: After testing I have reverted back to 50a.

This post has been edited by InDebtBigTime: 13 November 2014 - 03:34 PM

[JamesTQuirk]

InDebtBigTime, on 14 November 2014 - 01:03 AM, said:

Ok so far this has made things dramatically worse. My upload before would reach an instant ~500 Kbit/s. Right now I seem to be stuck at ~66 kbit/s. Also no option to display upload speeds to clients (?). Also have the message of "starting to control upload speed".

Something is terribly wrong.

I've tried disabling this speed sense, but its already unchecked?

UPDATE: After testing I have reverted back to 50a.

50a Rocks !!! I have 100MBsx40MBs fibre I have let it have 2 Mbs up for a while, but this dual core nearly had a heart attack,& u could cook eggs on the trackpad ... quads or 8 cores are fine, but trying to run this dual core to death b4 warranty expires, is still possible (Runtime: 156 Days 19:32 Hours, Transfer Time: 156 Days 11:17 Hours (99.8%)@ 1MBs Up, Unlimited down, I have personally watched/seen this machine & emule 50a download a 1.36gb file (with hundreds of sources)in under 90 seconds, SO NEVER tell me emule is slow ....

I wonder what else is using your connection, like windows updating, tracking U, or any other like minded insidious software like twitter, facebook, bing, mslive etc..........

This post has been edited by JamesTQuirk: 28 November 2014 - 04:12 PM