System drivers download on local bandwidth.

Hectic

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For the people that run out of international bandwidth, but have local bandwidth available and are looking for drivers for their pc or laptop, have a look at the Diginova site.

There aren't a huge amount of motherboards, but there seem to be some sort of request system if your driver is not there?

You will have to register to enter, but it is free.

www.torrent.diginova.co.za
 
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Hey can I ask you something

You know the website, does it download from local cap or is it international?
 
Hey can I ask you something

You know the website, does it download from local cap or is it international?

It's a local torrent site and some of the guys on uncapped will download drivers internationally and make them available for local download.
 
I see.. but where do I go for the drivers?

Oh and what about the other stuff.. like all the movies and all..
 
I am trying to download things, but nothing is downloading.. But it isn't starting the download.. sigh.. does that mean I have to upload first and then I am able to download..

But everything is in Torrent form.. so must I make my uploading folder in torrent form? And if so.. how do I do that?
 
Um another thing.. is there a dpwnload limit.. like.. as in. do you have to download so much and upload so much?
 
Um another thing.. is there a dpwnload limit.. like.. as in. do you have to download so much and upload so much?

You don't have to upload anything new but you must upload on stuff you've already downloaded. Just keep it running in the client and it will upload if someone else is downloading it. Try to keep a ratio (download:upload) of 0.5, obviously the higher the better
 
I see...

but you know I want to upload something else, but I doesn't allow me to upload.. it gives me this error.. sigh...

maybe my file is too big?
 
I see...

but you know I want to upload something else, but I doesn't allow me to upload.. it gives me this error.. sigh...

maybe my file is too big?

You don't upload the file. Instead you create a torrent file and upload that. A torrent is a meta-file containing information about another file. Then the downloader downloads the torrent from Diginova then gets the file from you.

Post here or PM NomNom on DigiNova if you need more help.
 
cool.. thanks..

But are there any other sites like this one? because I want to use up my local cap lol...
 
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