I was going to agree with you, until I looked at the CINX graph:
http://stats.cinx.net.za/showtotal.php
When MWeb switched existing users to their new network, they centralised all the traffic, so Cape users accessing sites based in CT now go through Telkom and JINX.
The CINX traffic has halved in the last 6 months. So you can't compare the figures at all...
I see what you mean about CINX, which isps are on that, do you know?
seems like you guys are getting good speeds?
CS has had enough of me pushing 100gbs a month on there 384kbps on there "uncapped" package and are booting me end of the month.
I'm thinking of upgrading to MWEB 4 mb/s.
Would you recommend it?
What speeds are you getting on torrents off-peak and peak?
My torrents are pathetic at the moment, on my 4mb line and MWEB package I am avg. +-30KB today. Just switched to my Axxess R19 for 1GB to test, getting +-200kb (also not that great though considering they are advertising it as unshaped!!)
For the first few days I had 3.6Mbit with around 400kBps down (according to speedtest.net and speedtest-rba.isdsl.net). After which, speed tests show only 1.46Mbit with around 180kBps down. My router says it is connected at 4096k downstream, 512k upstream. I've tried the recommended router setting on MWeb's ADSL page and every other combination without any speed increase. I email MWeb's technic address earlier this week but have heard no response. Hopefully they will respond tomorrow. I will post any findings here.
utorrent 2.0 and later is supposed to be more "ISP-friendly" as it is supposedly throttles it self depending on network congestion.
http://torrentfreak.com/utorrent-2-0-to-elimininate-the-need-for-isp-throttling-091031/
On a unshaped 384 line utorrent 2.0 was performing at lest 10kb/s slower then Vuze.....
I imagine on a more heavily shaped line like at MWEB uncapped the internal shaping from Utorrent might even be worse. I'm thinking that might be why people are getting mixed torrents speeds and blaming mweb for shaping when it is in fact there own utorrent who is shaping them.
For interest sake do a test download in Vuze or Bitcomet and see how the speeds relate to those you are getting in Utorrent.
Maybe you can then prove or disprove my theory above![]()
Wow :wtf: I'll have to give another client a try then and let you knowThanks
i have found that Bitcomet better to use in this shaped enviroment...
when i was getting speed of 7kb/s on utorrent, i was getting 8-10x that using bitcomet during office hrs.
give bitcomet a try!