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Thread: uTorrent vs. Azureus

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    What are the pros and cons of each and overall which is better for speeds and connecting to peers?

    (btw can u do encryption on Azureus?)

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    uTorrent: Less Memory usage then Azureus
    uTorrent: In MY opinion a WAY better layout then Azureus
    uTorrent: No JAVA needed
    Azureus: Much more plugins and other nice stuff

    But Im always using BitSpirit (Still the nicest for me), besides that I use sometimes Azureus. But of you dont like a resourcehog, I prefer you using uTorrent.

    Speeds doesnt really matter...

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    i love utorrent
    simply: the best

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    i have to agree with u guys, u torrent rocks!

    Thanx

  5. BitTorrent   -   #5
    I was azureus, and then swiched to utorrent, now i am back with Az. I like it better, and the resources it uses does not bother my performance.

  6. BitTorrent   -   #6
    I've never liked Azureus... I don't know why really.. I just don't like it...
    I used to be a BC boy, but shortly after i tried utorrent i unistalled BC!
    utorrent is good! Its features are adequate, i have bo problem with the speed! What more do i need?

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    I've used Azureus for a long time. If ur system can handle the memory drain, I think its an excellent program.

    Azureus makes faster connections than utorrent, so your download speed increases to optimum faster.. but in the end they are both about the same speed.

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    UTorrent all the way. Small, fast and simple. I tried Azureus and while I liked all the plug-in options it just didn't suit me I was a little worried when I read about them selling out to anit p2p group Pearfactor. But am satisfied with their explenation ( http://www.utorrent.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=7038 ) 4 now and will continue to use it. It's a great client. Connects to peers fast and I consistantly get high download speeds. Only drawback no UDP support...but so what.
    Last edited by sear; 04-23-2006 at 04:42 AM.

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    I have to agree with µTorrent, I was a Azureus fanatic, though I couldn't cope with the resource hogging and memory leaks. µTorrent is almost exactly the same functionality and layout wise, though is C++ based rather than Java, so it is extremely light, and resource friendly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fnf
    uTorrent: Less Memory usage then Azureus
    uTorrent: In MY opinion a WAY better layout then Azureus
    uTorrent: No JAVA needed
    Azureus: Much more plugins and other nice stuff

    But Im always using BitSpirit (Still the nicest for me), besides that I use sometimes Azureus. But of you dont like a resourcehog, I prefer you using uTorrent.

    Speeds doesnt really matter...
    Just by you saying that you use bitspirit shows that you are no good to the bit torrent community.Its the biggest cheat of a client out there.The damn thing actually has an option that you can turn on or off so it either does or doesnt report your ratio.Bunch of crap if you ask me.Utorrent all the way peace out.

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