If the number of seeds is greater than the downloading speed will be more as the peers will have a greater number of sources to download the file from. Also, if a person is a peer or a seeder does not remain fixed. A peer after downloading the file will automatically become a seeder.
Seeding in the sharing community is greatly encouraged. More seeders will not only contribute to the fast speed of downloading for other people but also makes everything a lot faster for everyone else on the platform.
They may have parts of the file or may have none of the parts of the file. The number of peers greatly affect the speed of downloading of a file. If the number of peers is more than that of the seeds then the downloading speed will decrease as there will be a greater number of people competing for the same bandwidth.
The peers can also offset the download bandwidth that they consume as although they are downloading the file, they also upload the parts of the file they already have and other people can download these parts of the file.
This alleviates the consumption of the bandwidth that is provided by the seeders. The downloading speed of a file is directly related to the number of seeds and peers.
More number of seeds will provide more sources to download the file from and the downloading speed will increase. My Vuze bit torrent client will Auto set me up with connections per torrent, so as you can see seeds are not going to be allowed my Vuze to connect to me. You have to remember as well that the total of connection per torrent also includes peers who are trying to download the wanted torrent just like myself, they connect to me so we can share bits between each other.
So not all connections are seeds, some are fellow peers as well. To further confuse matters fellow peers can often upload to you faster than some seeds. If you upload back to them you both may end up having a faster download experience if the current seeds are rather slow but there is a lot of them. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top.
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No, because your download speed is defined by the combined upload speed of all seeds and some peers. In fact, a leecher tends to download files that are not present in the system resources and starts sharing what already is present in its repository or database. Generally, the more people who seed a file the faster it downloads. In the image above, the middle computer is acting as a seed to provide a file to the other computers which act as peers.
A Peer is someone who is both downloading and uploading the file in the swarm. Files are downloaded in pieces. When a user downloads some pieces, he then automatically starts uploading it. A file will be downloaded faster if more people are involved in the swarm. A user who wants to upload a file first creates a small torrent descriptor file that they distribute by conventional means web, email, etc. They then make the file itself available through a BitTorrent node acting as a seed.
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