best bit torrent?

[Chaigidel]

what is the best bit torrent?

[Kanaric]

client?

Azureus or utorrent.

Site? I dont know if were allowed to post that here.

[Admiral Nelson]

uTorrent is the best imo.

[Breakerchase]

Just don't post links to illegal torrents and we're fine.

BitTorrent clients aren't really games, so I would suggest that a mod to please move this to the Thema Devia.

[Arakorn]

Or the basement

[removeduser_487563287433]

Bitcomet, in my opinion.

[Steistas]

I agree with the others utorrent, especially because you can have version, which doesn't need to be installed, so you can move it anywhere.

[Leonidas The Lion]

I have found that Bitlord is also good.
And can a mod move this to the Basement.

[Hans Kloss]

Azureus works perfectly for me but after tweaking some default settings

[Cyrus the Virus]

Azureus works perfectly for me but after tweaking some default settings

Such as?

[Hans Kloss]

Such as?

http://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/Main_Page

much depending on your system specs, internet speed etc

[TestudoAubreii]

Greetings,

I have a silly question: What is a bit torrent?

morrisonicus

[Cyrus the Virus]

http://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/Main_Page

much depending on your system specs, internet speed etc

I'll look into it!

[sapi]

Azureus

[God-Emperor of Mankind]

I use Bittornado.
I find that it gives me the best speeds.

[Niles Crane]

I use Bittornado.
I find that it gives me the best speeds.

I think you will find that the speed is the same in every other client.

I use utorrent.

[God-Emperor of Mankind]

I think you will find that the speed is the same in every other client.

I use utorrent.

Not really.
I tried several different clients and bittornado gave me the best speeds by far.
I went from average 100kb/sec to 800kb/sec by going to Bittornado.

[Erik]

Not really.
I tried several different clients and bittornado gave me the best speeds by far.
I went from average 100kb/sec to 800kb/sec by going to Bittornado.

It's a matter of finding the optimum configuration.
Setting maximum upload and download speed to about 80% of what your line can handle usually works much better than setting it to 100%.
And having too few or too many connections can also have a big impact on performance.
Some clients do this by default but others (like Azureus) you have to configure by hand.

I don't think there are any differences in speed if you use the exact same configuration, except if CPU power becomes a bottleneck (ie: if you have a very fast internet connection on a slow computer).

ps: I'm using utorrent after trying several others, and I'm loving it.

[mrmouth]

It's a matter of finding the optimum configuration.
Setting maximum upload and download speed to about 80% of what your line can handle usually works much better than setting it to 100%.
And having too few or too many connections can also have a big impact on performance.
Some clients do this by default but others (like Azureus) you have to configure by hand.

I don't think there are any differences in speed if you use the exact same configuration, except if CPU power becomes a bottleneck (ie: if you have a very fast internet connection on a slow computer).

ps: I'm using utorrent after trying several others, and I'm loving it.

Pretty much echoing Eriks post.

I use uTorrent currently, and I have used them all. uTorrent is great because it has such a small footprint and isnt a system hog when running.

If your very experienced then perhaps Azureus is a better choice, its also updated the most, but I have never liked it.

If your a beginner than uTorrent or Bitcomet are the way to go.

What is a bit torrent?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitTorrent

[Chaigidel]

well I picked up utorrent and its working nicely :O