Torrentflux

[parky]

Has anyone ever got good speeds using torrentflux?

[krunktastic]

Clients have little/nothing to do with speeds.

[jonny81985]

Speeds are only dependent on the # of seeders/their upload bandwidth.... I am sure people using torrentflux on a server get great speeds.

Jon

[filonome]

rtorrent ftw!

[broomhead]

CLient barely makes a difference it all depends on the swarm and their speeds

[Diiyad]

6mb/s upload with torrentflux! It's such an amazing client :) </sarcasm>

[panoli]

i think it has more to do w ur client settings. i got more speeds aft i twked my utorrent.

[broomhead]

if u dont like it use rtorrent

[Ghost+Rider]

10 Mb/s download Upload With my flux ;)

[rvt]

40mb/s+ in both directions.
If you don't like the tornado backend, you can change that with the b4rt fork.

[pandabear]

Client makes a difference when you go from offical BT client, with its crazy default settings to a decent client.I saw a large speed increase.

[walkman79]

Well, clients can make a little difference when they are well configured. However, the most important thing is the Seeders/ leechers ratio on each torrent and the connection of course.

Btw, isn't torrentflux a Web Interface for a Linux Client?

[rvt]

Btw, isn't torrentflux a Web Interface for a Linux Client?

Yep. The original uses a modified version of bittornado, the b4rt fork can use tornado, transmission, mainline or azureus.