Which is the best bittorent client to use,utorrent is very slow compared to bitcomet,so are there any alternatives for utorrent
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Which is the best bittorent client to use,utorrent is very slow compared to bitcomet,so are there any alternatives for utorrent
You can find some info in this thread: http://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/bitto...-you-use-91218
Go here http://www.slyck.com/bt.php?page=2 for the bittorrent client rating.
May be you didn't set up utorrent properly that why the speed very slow. I use it since day one and never had problem with it. Always get max speed and it much easier to use.
your client should have nothing to do with the speed of your torrents. it almost surely has to do with the way you have it set up.
Utorrent works fine. I reach speeds of 100mbit - 1gigbit using utorrent. My guess is its your isp or firewall settings. Its not the client itself.
all clients download as fast as the seeds that send, or ur download capabilities. to say utorrent is slow is just ignorant of the client. its by far the most widely favored client for advanced/knowledgeable users. bitcomet is such an aggressive client, and if everyone used bitcomet, bittorrent would die, very quickly.
yeah I think that is exactly correctQuote:
Originally Posted by j0hn
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Originally Posted by Melvinmeow
OC-48 line?
I never reach full 100mbit for some reason max i get is like 8MB/s which is something like 75mbit yes??:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Melvinmeow
uTorrent all the way. Ive tried out other clients and they arent as nice in my opinion as uTorrent. If you look at some of the review site you will see that uTorrent and Azureus are the top 2. The 2 main pros for both being uTorrent uses less system resources and Azureus having more bells and whistles.
I'm supposed to have a download speed of 24 mb, but i can only reach 3 mb with uTorrent.
Does anyone know how I can solve this?
Thanks in advance.
don't forget to mind your units. are you getting 3 megabits or megabytes per second? because if you connection is 24mb/s and you are getting 3mB/s that is about exactly right. as a general rule divide your megabits by 8 to get your speed in megabytes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Suresh4400
24/8 = 3
of course if you have your units straight then something is probably slowing you down...
im using uTorrent 1.6 and work just fine with me compared to Azureus 2.x
Not true at all. I've tested it with 1 torrent with 200ish seeds 0 peers. On Azureus i maxed out at 575kb/s and it connected and download scaled up way faster than utorrent. With utorrent i maxed out at 525kb/s and it takes alot longer to get up to that speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by j0hn
Not to mention in azureus you have the ability to kick/ban peers. No such feature in utorrent. In utorrent if you set your upload speed to less than 6kb/s it will throttle your dl speed to almost nothing(utorrent does this not your modem).
Utorrent connects to whatever number of peers/seeds and will stay connected for a minimum of 5 mins regardless of what the peer does. If that peer sends nothing it will stay connected with just a keep alive or whatever.
The way utorrent manages seeds and peers is horrible compared to bitcomet and azureus. If you ask them for help on the utorrent forums they tell you to go download the open office torrent with 2000 seeds and 1 peer lol, like that really determines anything other than yes your internet works. The real slowness of utorrent comes out when you download a torrent that is not well seeded or has a low number of peers. I could take an avg seed/peer ratio torrent and get 50kb/s in azureus, with utorrent you'll be lucky to see 30kb/s.
NO man! utorrent is numb3r 1! takes no space u can do a lot of things with it!
and there is no problem reaching my full connection 2.4 MB/s ;)