so whats the only allowed version of Utorrent in sct? just to make it clear..
1.7.7 and what?
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so whats the only allowed version of Utorrent in sct? just to make it clear..
1.7.7 and what?
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...and 1.8 alpha build 8205 and above ( if there are any ). I'm sticking with 1.7.7 for now...Originally Posted by bhovoi
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glad i moved to azureus. it's always a mess while not all trackers get to an agreement on which Utorrent versions they allow to use.
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just asking:
im thinking if i switch to azureus...how much more memory do you think will add if i switch to azureus?.. X10 of utorrent or more?
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I don't know exactly how much more... but one thing i can tell you: a lot more!
That was one of the reasons I switched to utorrent on the first place. If you want to run like 100 torrents at the same time it's a huge difference. I don't have that much RAM so it really makes a difference for me.
FileSharingTalker
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well, azureus depends on how many torrents u are downloading, not uploading.
because the buffer that u use is incorporated in the process, and utorrent does it in a different manner, though it is taking the same.
honestly, i am happy, i am a "returner" since i used utorrent for almost 2 years now, and once i took a pick at azureus options i said: this is definitely for me.
e pluribus unum
I have 4GB of RAM and azureus was still a pain in the ass. I'd never go back to azureus, no matter how bad utorrent gets. However I heard only good things about halite, but I don't know how many trackers allow it.
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imo deluge is much better than halite. It has all the features of UTorrent it's open source and has a very small footprint, only problem is SCC doesn't allow it :\ and that's where I like to get my apps.
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I think we should stick with Utorrent and to the hell with SCT
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I agree
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