I'll try and state as many facts about each as I can. Keep in mind, though, that being on a rather low-end laptop I am forced to stick with utorrent, although i did start out with azureus 1)utorrent uses less ram. i once had 100 active torrents and i only used 20mb ram and just as much cpu as utorrent always uses when i use all my bandwidth. azureus uses java, which basically takes over your computer. 2)utorrent is more easy to configure/setup and get going. with azureus, there are just so many options everywhere it can drown a noob (it frustrated me, that's for sure) 3)on the positive side, however, if you are want to get into deep configuration settings, azureus it your man. 4)most people who are open-source supporters will use azureus instead because it is open source, and utorrent isnt. 5)both utorrent and azureus have been tested to be equally fast. azureus just uses more ram :? 6)azureus does have plugins, unlike utorrent, including the popular plugin that blocks ip addresses that can block anti-p2p organizations and the govt. on the other side of the coin, however you can use the ever-growing peerguardian with utorrent and block up to 20 different lists. peerguardian's anti-p2p list always gets updated personally, i'd choose utorrent simple because whatever azureus can do, utorrent (or a utorrent and peerguardian combo) can do just a good - but using less ram. utorrent is just clean, simple, and hot.
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