A Few tips from the expert ( Not self-proclaimed, lots of people appear to put me in that light )
1. Limit your upload bandwidth
This is the simplest one, most torrent clients let you throttle your upload, however not many may understand the reason for doing so.
To explain it in simple words, if you max out the upload capacity ( as low as 256kbps ) your downloads will suffer terribly.
Limit your upload to 15-20KB
2. Limit the number of global connections.
Again, the torrent clients allow this.
Most routers will choke if you manage to do more than 2500 connections over a period of 5 minutes, some are even broken and imposes this limit for days. This as you might be able to guess is a bad thing, and will not help your downloads as all your connections are reset as the router restarts.
Setting the limit to 100 connections will ensure that it is difficult ( but not impossible ) to reach the 2500 concurrent connection limit set by a lot of routers.
I am not going to offer assistance with port forwarding, as there is already an excellent source out there ( http://portforward.com )
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