Yea it does but it doesnt work as well as the original clients for each network.Originally Posted by devzxl
For some, like my friend, shareaza works amazingly and for some, its a piece of shit.![]()
Yea it does but it doesnt work as well as the original clients for each network.Originally Posted by devzxl
For some, like my friend, shareaza works amazingly and for some, its a piece of shit.![]()
Azureus
utorrent... its NOT a resource hog unlike azureus and has a lot of features for such a small program.
Tornado 0.3.7
uTorrent is my definite choice.
After BitComet got banned on a few torrentsites I decided to give uTorrent a try, and my am I glad. It's got all features of BitComet but it's a LOT better on resources and it's got some very nice features BitComet doesn't.
It's amazingly small at that, just under 140kb, no install needed and uses very little memory.
I'm not looking back... I've used the original BT client, BitTornado (which at least back when I tried it was just a big bug), Azureus (horrible resource hog at least back then) and Bitcomet (very nice, but just not up to uTorrent standard).
Last edited by Menelthor; 02-05-2006 at 03:41 PM.
am looking 4 speed should i use Utorrent or Azureus??
Utorent uses very little resources and is an exelent client. and i have tryed many of them. go for utorrent you wont be disappointed
Yeah I am surprised at the small size of uTorrent and the resource usage.
@gumati: All BitTorrent Clients are same 'speed' just depends on how you configure them.
uTorrent here as well from BitTornado.
It is so fast. All my downloads finish in hours maybe a day for over 1GB which took days if not weeks before.
CPU usage is 0 for uTorrent when actively downloading and seeding, amazing.
The only downside is that it only downloads one file by default it stops all seeds when downloading and added downloads are qued. Doesn't matter much as it downloads so fast.
I used to use Azureus on both my Mac mini and my PC but now I use μTorrent on my PC and Transmission on my Mac.
Azureus is much more better than transmission.
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