Re: BitTyrant - A selfish Bittorrent client that improves performance
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Originally Posted by
Ne'tu
Hmmm, this is not a cheating client. I've looked through the PDF, but it's not about cheating there.
you obviously didn't read this one:
http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/p...affiliates.pdf
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Cheating with BitTyrant
The unfairness of BitTorrent suggests that tit-for-tat does not work as intended
and might be exploited by selfish users to improve performance.
We have built BitTyrant, a selfish client designed to do exactly this.
it breaks the protocol and is not good for swarms in general.
Re: BitTyrant - A selfish Bittorrent client that improves performance
heard alot about this one, but i love my Utorrent :P
Re: BitTyrant - A selfish Bittorrent client that improves performance
BitTyrant, form what I gather, was made for people with real connection speeds that actually give you an upload speed worth mentioning. ( I have have a dedicated fiber connection )
It's so I don't have to get completely raped by all the other users out there. I've noticed massive increases in my speed and still manage to seed more than 3.0 before I'm done downloading.
I think they're just figuring that if you're going to be carrying all the little leachers and slow upload connections form the states, you might as well GET what your downloading at speeds comparable to what you're uploading.
That is how BitTyrant actually works for me on a day to day basis.
Seems very fair to me. I'm sure the entire community would be pissed as hell if I decided to share 5KBs up with them like they do to me.
I constantly give back, and until I get on a private tracker that gives as well as it gets, I'll continue to use BitTyrant in public to get files.
Re: BitTyrant - A selfish Bittorrent client that improves performance
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Originally Posted by
inman
BitTyrant is based on modifications to Azureus 2.5, currently the most popular BitTorrent client.
:lol: This noobs heard about uTorrent? :wacko:
Re: BitTyrant - A selfish Bittorrent client that improves performance
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This noobs heard about uTorrent?
I preffer Azureus over uTorrent any day. I have both installed but I use Azureus mostly. I have tried uTorrent since version 1.4 and I always liked Azureus better. Azureus has a lot of configuration options and I find it easy to tweak for max speed. I like the fact that it can be set to prioritize the first and last part of a torrent. It seems that you can start seeding much faster that way. Easy to use plugins with it and I like the stats screen much better. The only thing I didn't like was the memory usage but I found a good guide on how to reduce the memory usage.
As for BitTyrant it does sound kind of interesting. I might give it a try later on. Especially if it's based on Azureus.
Re: BitTyrant - A selfish Bittorrent client that improves performance
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Originally Posted by
saulin
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This noobs heard about uTorrent?
I preffer Azureus over uTorrent any day. I have both installed but I use Azureus mostly. I have tried uTorrent since version 1.4 and I always liked Azureus better. Azureus has a lot of configuration options and I find it easy to tweak for max speed. I like the fact that it can be set to
prioritize the first and last part of a torrent. It seems that you can start seeding much faster that way. Easy to use plugins with it and I like the stats screen much better. The only thing I didn't like was the memory usage but I found a good guide on how to reduce the memory usage.
Azureus is a bloated piece of s***. It eats a lot of memory and CPU compared to uTorrent.
And my post was about: "Azureus 2.5, currently the most popular BitTorrent client"
If you go on the peers page of a torrent on the site of a private tracker, you can see that 95% are using uTorrent, and only 2-3% are using Azureus. This is normal, since only very few people want to use a bloated piece of s*** like azureus.
Re: BitTyrant - A selfish Bittorrent client that improves performance
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Originally Posted by
ind0ril
Azureus is a bloated piece of s***. It eats a lot of memory and CPU compared to uTorrent.
Lawd, whatchoo got against using that RAM you paid for? I use utorrent when im on vista because RAM is at a premium then but on XP its Azureus all the way. Also - which site are you talking about?