ScrapeBox Optimal Connections Settings

Hey guys,

What is your maximum/optimal connection settings for ScrapeBox?
Mine for 100 semi-dedicated proxies is:

Internet connection: 100mb/s
Proxy Manager: 30 - Timeout: 10 sec
Proxy Harvester: 50 - Timeout: 10 sec
Url Harvester: 9 - Timeout: 10 sec
Link Checker: 35 - Timeout: 60 sec
Vanity Name Checker: 15 Timeout: 5 sec
Page Authority: 100

Can someone help me with this settings to use with 100 semi-dedicated proxies?
For now I only scrape for web 2.0 expired blogs and it takes long time... Especially Vanity Name Checker addon...
I'm using Custom Harvester by the way. What settings do you suggest changing?

Thanks!!

Your optimal settings are something that only you can determine through experimentation. As an example, you mention a 100 mb line. Assuming a home connection, the amount of data would depend on a few things. 100 mb is an optical line, so how many others are using that connection to your ISP at the time. The numbers will vary throughout the day. How much noise is on the line? More noise means more resent data and the like. You just have to experiment because what is optimal for you may not be optimal for your next door neighbor on the same line.

Hey buddy, thank you for your opinion

Ok, so forget the internet connection speed...
Whats the best settings for 100 proxies?

I just need to know the settings of the members that are using same number of proxies as me.
What settings works better?

I know that I can test myself, but dont want to take the risk of getting all proxies banned...

My Harvester speed:



Only 217 average urls...
Any ideas how to improve this with 100 proxies?

Thanks!

no one will know.. i would personally be happy with 220 urls/s but i also am not paying for 100 dedicated proxies either

also depends on what you are scraping for and how many search results there are. sometimes i get high urls/s just because there are a ton of results and the search terms are broad, other times i get really low because it is a more specific search

i think, directly buying is cheaper and more useful.

hey,thanks for sharing mate...