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<title>Topic &#x27;Running torrents kill internet?&#x27; in forum &#x27;Atlantic Broadband users forum&#x27; - dslreports.com</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Tasogare posted : This is a weird issue that I haven't experienced until just recently. We switched to Atlantic Broadband about a month ago thanks to our old ISP being absolutely horrible, and until just last week we hadn't had a single issue.<br><br>Then, one night last week, the connection dropped for just about five minutes. However, when it came back on, torrents now fail almost completely. <br><br>Before, they would start slow, but eventually get up to around 350-500k/s if they ran long enough. Now, they're lucky to get over 15k/s, and no matter how fast the torrent is running the internet itself is utterly useless during that time.<br><br>Webpages constantly fail to load, World of Warcraft can't connect, IRC servers already connected stay connected, but it's impossible to connect to any new ones.<br><br>I know ABB supposedly throttles torrents, but this seems a bit ridiculous. Does anyone know why this might suddenly be happening?]]></description>
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