"In qBittorent, Tools -> Options -> Connection, increase all the maximum connection limit options under the "Connections Limits" section" I don't believe I have any limit on the amount of connections. something else interesting worth mentioning is I successfully setup multiple vpn connections and gateways and got everything up and running and my overall bandwidth speeds decreased. I do feel the 75mbps has something to do with though on a 300mbps connection with aes-ni processor. "n qBittorent, disable uTP by going to Tools -> Options -> Connection, in the "Enabled protocol" section, select TCP (instead of "TCP and uTP")" ill indeed try this but for what im aware tcp is slower though more stable. In PFsense, forward this port to the PC that qBittorent is running on." that was included in my picture my friend well the rule was but I have the port forwarded as well indeed. In qBittorent, Tools -> Options -> BitTorrent, increase all the options in the "Torrent Queueing" qBittorent, go to Tools -> Options -> Connection and note the "Port used for incoming connections".In qBittorent, Tools -> Options -> Connection, I would uncheck all rate limit options, but be sure to uncheck "Apply rate limit to uTP protocol" in particular and verify the global rate limits are what you're expecting.In qBittorent, Tools -> Options -> Connection, increase all the maximum connection limit options under the "Connections Limits" section.In qBittorent, disable uTP by going to Tools -> Options -> Connection, in the "Enabled protocol" section, select TCP (instead of "TCP and uTP").In PFsense, forward this port to the PC that qBittorent is running on.
Unfortunately, your torrent download speeds are at the mercy of the aggregate upload speed of the connected peers. The problem is you don't have much control over how fast you can download. Well, if you maxed out your 300 Mbit/s connection you would see ~37 MB/s in your qBittorrent client.
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