LimeWire Ultra Accelerator 4.5.7

Whats new in version 4.5.7:
Improved queue management algorithm.

Publisher review:
LimeWire Ultra Accelerator is a highend module for LimeWire file sharing application, developed to resolve problems like: slow downloads and disconnections, traffic congestion, improving download speed and reliability, doing so by several methods to achieve 200 to 400 percent faster downloads, according to our tests, user and Websites reviews. Interface is beautiful and user friendly.

Features:

Interface is pleasant and very easy to use;
Automatically clears downloaded and wrong files;
Automatically resumes paused downloads;
Automatically searches for more sources at user specified intervals;
Saves configurations from last run and auto loads on startup.
Requirements:
LimeWire installed.

Operating system:
WinXP,WinVista,WinVista x64,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,WinOther

Limitations:
No Limitations

Release notes:
Minor Update

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