i like revtt better. i use both of them tho, helps keep my ratio buffered at both. a lot of people say tons of users cheat at TL but i havent found taht teh case
i like revtt better. i use both of them tho, helps keep my ratio buffered at both. a lot of people say tons of users cheat at TL but i havent found taht teh case
exactly how fast are either site anyways?.Does TL or revtt go much faster than 1mb/s on even the most popular torrents, whats are the speeds.
Last edited by rogerse; 01-30-2008 at 11:03 PM.
Lately, I wanted to get the second season of Shark from episode 1 since I didn't grab it as it was being released.
So first stop, I tried to get it on FTN... not much luck, most of them were seeded, but 1-2 seed and not much speed.
Then I went to SCC where I didn't have much buffer to waste, but they were not well seeded there either.
Followed by RevTT, which was a little better with some of them having 3 seeds. Speed was still terrible. So I gave up there as well.
Tried SuperTorrents as well... again, some of them had 3-4 seeds, speed wasn't too bad. But not superb.
Finally, I went to TorrentLeech. All of them had over 10 seeds and I could download them very fast.
Conclusion... when you want something that's been out for a few months, TL is your best bet![]()
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Actually, after checking further, I could also have used bt-chat... public trackers usually work fairly well for tv series that been released a few months back. Not good for 0day, but the speed is pretty good on older releases.
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TL is the king of all trackers. Period. And yes, i am or have been a member at SCT, FTN, RevTT etc.
So comparing any tracker to it, will always get you the same answer.
IMO revTT is one of the top trackers around, and severely underrated, along with SCC. Maybe cuz it was kinda easy to get in revTT. But i'm pretty sure if they pursued a policy like sct people would be begging to get to it.
Long live both, and hail to the king, TL.
Last edited by Cabalo; 01-31-2008 at 03:22 AM.
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