The Best BitTorrent Client

I have cable modem, opened ports up bout 6 months ago... I get 200kb/s min, 2 mb/s max

#114392

Originally posted by dav@Feb 15 2004, 08:38 AM

I have cable modem, opened ports up bout 6 months ago... I get 200kb/s min, 2 mb/s max

*dies out of jealousy*

Could you teach all of us how to open ports in the LAN's server?

I get crappy performance both in BitTorrent and Online Games... My brother, who has the server computer, tops the speed of his downloads and can play online games with not even one problem.

Pretty please? Explain us? :cry:

#114404

ABC here. Easy to customize/skin, works well. It does have some strange bugs, but nothing too important.

#114494

burst! is excellent, its small, takes up very little memory and is really easy to use

#114497

@Myuu:

Well I have a Linksys router... So I go to http://192.168.1.1 and type "admin" as the default pass, then "Applications and Gaming" and forward ports 6881~6889 to 192.168.1.100 (The computers IP [find in start>run>cmd>ipconfig])... If you use shad0ws you start te get green light rather than yellow :-D

#114534

BitTornado (former SHAD0W's Experimental BT Client) is the best I think.

#292327

I switched from ABC to Arctic Torrent a long while back. Its written in C++ so it doesnt hog resources. Does exactly what I need it to do.

http://www.int64.org/arctic.html

#292338

shareaza pwns everythin else

#292378

I currently use Azureus for seeding, and BitComet for downloading. Not really sure why though :(

#292595

I prefer azureus

That whole prioritizing files is really handy

#292607

i don't really use torrent but i used it once or twice

torrentstorm.. it was quite simple :)

#292610

Azureus is the best - cross platform, simple, more features.

#292613

how old is this thread anyway? i use the official bittorent. i don't like the newest bittorrent official builds though. i use the old ones when there are one window for each download. i like it that way for some reason.

#292618

BitLord is pretty damn good. I think I like it more than ABC

#292779

Im a bit too late in here, but what in the world where you thinking, Yova? Bumping a thread that is MORE than a YEAR old?

Seriously people, you don't look before posting? - who am i kidding, of course you dont...

#292793

But seph if he opened a new thread, people would of been *****ing... search the forums **** :P

#292804

yes, agreed :) - still, i see no major relevance in bumping such an old thread to say "i like this program"

#292810

i used Bitlord everytime.

#292814

Shareaza.

I couldn't live without it. It's the best p2p client ever. (and BT)

#292822

I use Azureus, I think it's the best out of all the others (well it's worked the best for me :D ).

I just like the flexibilty that you have, you can choose your total upload speed, or you can adjust the upload speed of each individual torrent, and that's the same with downloads as well. It's also a good thing in my book that it only uses one port.

#293310

http://www.tyc.xmgfree.com/bittorrent%20tu...utorial.wps.htm

if no one heard of it, it gets you better torrent speeds after service pack 2.

limiting the outbound connections to 2, after that pack..

download something in there and you get set it to unlimited, or 50. whatever floats your boat.

i got max speeds from Azureus.

i use azureus. eh, its pretty good, but a resource hog from java.

#293618

Bittornado FTW!!!

#368182

Thanks for the names of the many bittorent clients that I never heard of!

Edit: I think Unbeliever will cook us alive, this thread is so f old >_<, should have read the date.

#368207

No Contest.

www.utorrent.com

Nothing even comes close to beating this BT client.

#368208

utorrent for sure, uses lil sys resources and so small and light weight!

its great :)

#368210