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BitTorrent's been around for some time now, and the chances are that you've tried using it to download large files. The big attraction of the protocol is that it spreads the load of any file transfer across a swarm of computers that are both uploading and downloading. In theory, this irons out any kinks and bottlenecks because no single server is being hit simultaneously from many directions. The problem that most people who simply dabble with torrents find is that despite reports of this being a lightning-fast method of downloading files, the reality proves to be anything but. Download speeds are directly related to the number of computers actively seeding the file plus your own ratio of uploading to downloading, and numerous ISPs deliberately shape traffic to reduce the amount of peer-to-peer interaction on their networks. If your BitTorrent program isn't configured optimally or your router's blocking the wrong port, what should be a torrent could easily resemble a mere trickle. You can't control the network conditions or the number of seeds available, and if you're locked into a contract with your ISP, you probably won't be able to move to an ISP with a different traffic-shaping policy. However, you can maximise the potential of your BitTorrent client. Choose a client. The first step is to choose the right client. BitTorrent is merely the protocol used to share the files; client programs vary considerably. All are capable of connecting with a swarm and downloading torrents, but the footprint and ability to control connection speeds and other useful configurations can vary for each program.

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