This generally depends on the particular motherboard and the firmware it contains sadly. It may be helpful to know more specific information about the precise CPU, GPU, etc that you have in your system, along with the BIOS type, version number, etc. To my understanding, as a general rule, it is the voltage on specific things that you need to modify in order to over/under clock your CPU. I'll have to check with my brother on that for you.
I do not seem to see a second torrent client in your profile. If you're looking to re-seed your torrents within your new torrent client, I would suggest checking out our upload guide, starting at step 4, as it outlines how to do what it is that you're looking to do.
If you would like assistance with your upload, I would suggest contacting the helpdesk. If you want to try tackling it on your own, I would suggest that you either reference our upload guide, or even check out QTM, as QTM will help make the process seamless for you, as long as you use either BitTorrent or uTorrent. It will work with either one. 
I wouldn't be too willing to jump onto the Mega wagon… I'm sorry to say it but, their encryption is not all it's cracked up to be. There are some serious flaws in their encryption that they refuse to admit to
You are not seeding your upload. If you need assistance with this, please reach out to the helpdesk…
Unpopular opinion but I love a dad-son video only when the son is the top & not too twinky and the dad is not too much of a bear.
As do I, but I find that a lot of the times, the age difference doesn't appear to be all that big, which sort of spoils the whole "dad/son" thing really.
This often happens when you do not have the correct ports forwarded through from your router to your computer. Check what ports your torrent client uses and forward that same port number both in TCP and UDP to your computer. This should resolve this problem and get you up and running in no time.
As ironic as this sounds, did you know that you also accumulate SBP by contributing to the forums as well? With every new post and every new forum thread you earn SBP. Don't abuse this though, because the SBP can be retracted if our forum admin should find that the posts are solely for the purpose of acquiring these precious SBP.
This is a known system glitch. In the event that it happens again, the Helpdesk should be able to reset your account for you to resolve this problem manually.
You are correct… The scat category is a unique category that a fair base of our users do not want to see. For this reason, we have made it an "optional" category. To be able to view this category, simply click on your username in the top left corner of the page, then click "Profile Settings".
On the profile settings page, uncheck "Turn off Scat categories", then click "Submit Changes" at the bottom of the page. Once you do this, you will be able to see this category again.
Having a mormon father I can honestly say, don't even get me started on that topic lol :crazy2: :crazy2: :crazy2: :crazy2: :crazy2:
Based on the torrent history of the user, I'm willing to bet money that says that this user is referring to which Anime game as listed in our Anime Games category.
You can also post a file list of the files contained within the ZIP file. This is a common solution that we usually use for video collections, but I don't see why it can't also be used in this case.
Also, as for previewing, that's what the photos are for.
I also remember having to cash in some seed bonus because they were about to expire or something.
Seed bonus has an expiration?
No… As long as I have been a member here (2010-10-03), SBP have never had an expiration.
try making the chunks smaller
Yes… Being a former PureVPN customer, I can shed some light on this. Only PureVPN's servers in Brunei, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Sweden, and Turkey are permitted for P2P traffic... Just a heads up.
Beyond that though, PureVPN by default does not do port mapping or port forwarding. This is a separate service that you must purchase from them to be able to have the correct ports forward through to your computer through the VPN. Without these ports forwarded correctly, you enlist in the tracker as a passive node, which bumps you to the bottom of the peer priority for some reason I do not quite fully understand. The result is that you will experience little to no upload traffic until the correct ports are forwarded and get through to your computer as a direct connection from the outside world through the VPN.
I have a file someone wants reseeded. Same files, but different folder name. Basically i downloaded, deleted and then re-downloaded from another site. It's already seeding, but it's not the exact download from here to be counted as my reseed.
Just in case you didn't know, this can be done with most torrent clients. There should be a way of right clicking on the file in the list, and changing what file it matches up with on your computer. Otherwise, if it is just a one file torrent that is identical but has a different name, you can manually select that file in the re-seed process, even if the file name is different, and it should accept it without any issues when you run the hash check.
I would encourage you to check out our upload guide, starting at Step 4 where it talks about downloading the .torrent file and seeding it. Simply put, this is the "manual" re-seed process outlined for you step by step, assuming that you are using uTorrent or BitTorrent.
i have been seeding for 8 hours, but there's no changes in my ratio
Just because you are seeding doesn't mean you are uploading. There has to be someone at the other wanting to share from you
Also, you need to be sure that the port number that your torrent client uses (both TCP and UDP) are forwarded from your router (often built into your modem) through to your computer. In most cases, either setting a static IP address for your computer or setting a static DHCP reservation for your computer are recommended to ensure that your IP address within your local network does not change, thus rendering your port forwarding ineffective.
I don't use QTM but I understood it did everything for you.
Usually this is the case, however if you are not running BitTorrent or uTorrent, or you configure the path to the BitTorrent/uTorrent executable incorrectly when you install it, problems can arise where QTM doesn't download the .torrent file and import it for you correctly. In theses cases, the manual upload process starting at step 4 of the upload guide should explain the basics of how to complete this step on your own manually. If I understand this user correctly, they are using QBitTorrent, which is a whole different breed of torrent client than the regular BitTorrent. This would be why QTM did not automatically do this process for him.