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Old 17-11-2005, 05:58 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Whenever anybody uploads a file in a P2P network(say, Limewire), does this have any impact on his download speed?
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It does. The exact amount of impact depends on the efficiency of the protocol. But rest assured that it is never more than a few hundred bytes per second per peer (or per connection). This data is the tcp level ACK, application-level ack (the p2p program), connection maintenance bytes (keep-alives) and, maybe, validating data (hash, etc). There maybe other things that maybe defined in the protocol.
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