The way I use it:

Connection:

- Port used for incoming connections - Use a port that you have open or preferably a port between 20,000 and 65,000.
- Uncheck Enable UPnP Port Mapping

Bittorrent

- Global maximum number of connections: 500
- Maximum number of connected peers per torrent: 300
- Number of upload slots per torrent: 300
- Uncheck Enable DHT Network
- Uncheck Enable DHT for new torrent
- Uncheck Enable Peer Exchange
- Outgoing: Enabled
- Check - Allow incoming legacy connections

Thanks, very usefull

What is your connection speed?

Thanks for this bro.
I had most of these settings already, i only changed my incoming legacy connections thanks to you

Originally Posted by Rancid

The way I use it:

Connection:

- Port used for incoming connections - Use a port that you have open or preferably a port between 20,000 and 65,000.
- Uncheck Enable UPnP Port Mapping

Bittorrent

- Global maximum number of connections: 500
- Maximum number of connected peers per torrent: 300
- Number of upload slots per torrent: 300
- Uncheck Enable DHT Network
- Uncheck Enable DHT for new torrent
- Uncheck Enable Peer Exchange
- Outgoing: Enabled
- Check - Allow incoming legacy connections

Mate the no. of connections and connected peers settings depend on your connection speed and they are not constant for everyone.
But still I appreciate your effort

the best is, download 1 torrent -> when it reach 50% or 70%, set download limit to 10-20kbps, upload limit to unlimited
this way you'll connect to more peer and upload more. rather than you finish that torrent then seed

Enable UPnP Port Mapping

I have this enabled as I have a plug and play supported router, any one using a new router may want this on.

Originally Posted by TPB

the best is, download 1 torrent -> when it reach 50% or 70%, set download limit to 10-20kbps, upload limit to unlimited
this way you'll connect to more peer and upload more. rather than you finish that torrent then seed

I don't think this is an option for utorrent. Either that or I have not found it yet . Either way, it's a good idea

thanks for sharing

thanks a lot!