With a max download rate of 256kb/s, then 26kB/s is about as high as you can expect. 32kB/s is the max data transfer your modem will handle, but your downloading data will be somewhat less.
The most common reason for slow downloads is peers that run more torrents then their upload bandwidth can handle.
You might also want to cap your upload speed at 80% when downloading, if you havn’t already.
I also would only run one torrent at a time, to prevent becoming part of the problem
With a max download rate of 256kb/s, then 26kB/s is about as high as you can expect. 32kB/s is the max data transfer your modem will handle, but your downloading data will be somewhat less.
The most common reason for slow downloads is peers that run more torrents then their upload bandwidth can handle.
You might also want to cap your upload speed at 80% when downloading, if you havn’t already.
I also would only run one torrent at a time, to prevent becoming part of the problem
as for setting your max upload rate, there is a “global” setting which sets the total upload that bit comet can use for uploading data, but I prefer to set each torrent when I start them.
When the torrent opens, click on the “advanced” tab and you can set the max upload speed.
If torrent is already running, then “right click” and find the setting from the menu.