If it's only for one game, you could probably try cloud gaming. I gave a friend of mine who wanted to play Death Stranding 2 but has no PS5 access to remote play, and it seems to be working OK. Some of the services work on phones or TVs.
Also, my condolences on selling your pc. I hope it helped your situation a bit.
Thank you, though that doesn't really answer my question. Torrenting also worked back then but it would become slower than a router that could handle more half-open connections. If you have fast peers and a small number of torrents, it would probably not matter, but if you seed 100+ torrents at the same time, you'd notice.
I remember the majority of routers in the past could not handle many half-open connections which had very negative impact on torrenting. Asus routers were the only ones that didn't have that limit and i stuck with them since. Is that still a problem that exists?
If it's only for one game, you could probably try cloud gaming. I gave a friend of mine who wanted to play Death Stranding 2 but has no PS5 access to remote play, and it seems to be working OK. Some of the services work on phones or TVs.
Also, my condolences on selling your pc. I hope it helped your situation a bit.