Alternative to utorrent, any good clients?, page 1

7mika7 Exquisite User on August 8th, 2007 / post 20931
It seems many people (including me) wanna change to other clients cause of the problems with utorrent since it sold out to bitorrent inc.

https://www.tribalmixes.com/#/forums.php%QUaction=viewtopic&topicid=3388&ajaxloader=1

Its not due to the rumors, its just that I really cant find any reason for the low downloading rates I have these days except that there must b sth going on with utorrent...

So if any1 knows a good client out there that is similar to utorrent and doesnt use all of pc's resources, please help.

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slash ProDanceCulture on August 8th, 2007 / post 20934
when i switched to utorrent some year or more ago, i was the happiest man and thought it was quite lucky that finally someone decided to make a client using c++, and not java or vb... and it came out awesome... and i don't wanna change it... damn... :( i don't know any client that will not slow down a p.4-1.7-1GB system  with 800 torrents being seeded and only 20-40MB of ram used...
enenlightning *deepsoulfunk* on August 8th, 2007 / post 20936
i will not change utorrent at all
Willy84vip Bongaz on August 8th, 2007 / post 20941
i think i ll stick to it untill it's useless i can't find any better client  :no:
7mika7 Exquisite User on August 13th, 2007 / post 21012
False alarm, I was downloading a bad health torrent. (althought the site was showing a good seed/leech ratio)
SpasVstar V.I.P. on August 21st, 2007 / post 21100
:-) It depends mainly on how much torrents you want to have per a client.
For many torrents – hundreds – uTorrent an Azureus (3.0.1.6) are very good. uTorrent is more convenient but Azureus seems to be  more aggressive in uploading, maybe in downloading also.

But if you have fewer torrents, maybe tenths, I think Bit Tornado is the best in the speed. Try it. When I had a fast connection I always used it for small number of active torrents – download or short term upload.
Skype:spas.velev
slash ProDanceCulture on August 21st, 2007 / post 21101
and after all, i've thought here, you can always find and keep earlier versions of utorrent, well, maybe dht handling gets changed, blocked or revamped, i don't think pure-torrent-part will change much in the nearest future, all in all, earlier versions will still be usable.
RattuSlightning pretty deep on August 21st, 2007 / post 21103
I stick with Azureus. I don't see why people complain about the performance since most clients have enough power anyway. :-/
slash ProDanceCulture on August 21st, 2007 / post 21114
RattuS wrote:
I stick with Azureus. I don't see why people complain about the performance since most clients have enough power anyway. :-/

we've been through that many time though : azureus eats too much memory (or used to? does ver3 still eat up alof ot it?), thus people seeding hundreds of torrents on rather slow machines (line mine - p4-1.7-1GB) will have tremendously better results with utorrent, for a thousand reasons, and most important - c++. the most i was able to seed with azureus about a year-1.5yrs ago was 170 torrents. utorrent allowed 800, and i had to stop adding and remove older since i only have 200GB in hdd space, and half of it is taken by stuff..
bidonavip user on August 21st, 2007 / post 21117
slash wrote:
does ver3 still eat up alof ot it?
yep
RattuSlightning pretty deep on August 21st, 2007 / post 21119
Yeah true, Java reserves pretty much of the memory. However, Azureus still offers more configuration possibilities than uTorrent does - that's most important for me. :P
(user gone) on November 16th, 2007 / post 22564
for me Utorrent was the best, but it started to conflict with my firewall, so i downloaded bittorrent(same thing) and boooom.. i don´t change it anymore
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