IF i let emule upload for 24 hours, how fast will my downloads be???

[edzik]

IF i let emule upload for 24 hours, how fast will my downloads be???
does anyone know the top speed emule can have???

[LoreWolf]

EMule? Like EDonkey? Like KaZaA? If so... Your D/L should NOT be effected, unless you have Comcast, who compound U/L and D/L as one... If you got Comcast, well deppending on how much Bandwidth you got, cut out how much U/L is going, and you should get how much D/L left over.

[edzik]

???? sory didnt understand a thing :blacpuz
I tought that the more you upload the more you download
whats aditional banwhit

sory about the bad english

[merubin]

comcast is a major cable company in US. so i don't think it's know in portugul.
i don't know what kind of connection you have but usuary, "I tought that the more you upload the more you download", this won't work.

bandwidth is like transmission capacity of the network, in another word how many bytes you can transfer every second. so...

more you upload => more you use your bandwidth
less bandwidth => less capacity for files to be downloaded => slower download.

im sorry if my post was confusing. im not a professional so it may be wrong. :blacdead

[NorthViking]

Things that influences download
Some factors that influences the download speed:
• eMules settings
• High ID (Firewall and router settings)
• Duration of the eMule session
• Number of sources for a download
• Availability of single parts
• Popularity of the download
Wrong settings in eMule (wrong limits, too many connections), a low ID and a short sessions durations have a bad impact on download speed. Very popular files (new releases) and generally files with a low number of sources or bad part spreading also cause low download rates.

How can I increase my download speed?
Apart from the correct settings only the files you want to download decide the speed. To get a good average performance mind the following:
• eMule should run very long. The longer the better - prefer always
• Do not download only one file
• Get files with 150 or more sources
• Do not try to get the latest releases, at least not fast
• Upload as much as possible to gain credits
• Do not watch eMule. It doesn't like it.

Average speed is 20-30kb/s.
The top speed is determined by the person you are downloading from, what I know.
Atleast it's like that on Kaaza.

More info here www.emule-project.net/faq/ (http://www.emule-project.net/faq/)

[edzik]

Thanks, I understand it better now!!! :entlueft: