Netgear WGT624 v3 and torrents = crash?

So I have a WGT624 v3 with the newest firmware installed. Using .11g
protocol.

When I use the torrent-protocol I've discovered that my router crashes
from what seems to be a buffer overload on the wi-fi or something like
that.

I've been forced to go back to ethernet when I want to download files
using bittorrent which is quite annoying.

Is this a case of inferior product design that can't handle this kind
of traffic (255+ connected nodes) when using wi-fi or is there some
settings I should check out?

Oscar Almgren wrote:
> So I have a WGT624 v3 with the newest firmware installed. Using .11g
> protocol.
>
> When I use the torrent-protocol I've discovered that my router crashes
> from what seems to be a buffer overload on the wi-fi or something like
> that.
>
> I've been forced to go back to ethernet when I want to download files
> using bittorrent which is quite annoying.
>
> Is this a case of inferior product design that can't handle this kind
> of traffic (255+ connected nodes) when using wi-fi or is there some
> settings I should check out?
>

You are likely overloading the router with too many BT connections. From
my experience, 100 connections does very well, almost saturating my
download, with upload limited to 80% of rate.

Q