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Guys which is the best BitTorrent Client.
For me the best client is Deluge with GreedyTorrent.:tongue:
I think there was a thread about this already:biggrin:
EDIT: Anyway I voted uTorrent.I love it simple and powerful,yet resource friendly.
abookhalil
29.06.09, 16:37
for me Azu with mratio & Azu with pmr
I think that thread might have been which one do you use( I can't remember); might as well vote anyway.
I voted for Vuze due to it being based on Java, hence it is multi OS.
I'm not a fan of Deluge due to it's extreme simplicity, and whenever I've used it, I've had connectivity problems - only connecting to say 3 out of 19 seeders, whilst with Azureus and uTorrent I was connecting to 15+.
Like Vuze. APart from good client, somehow I get better speeds with it than utorrent (dunno, maybe some settings here and there). Besides, xtreme mod gives more flexibility than any other cheating client or mod
I think there was a thread about this already:biggrin:
Two that is. But one was for the one you use the most, and another one for the best cheating combo :tongue:
On topic: I need uTorrent because of uTP. Otherwise I'd use the Extreme Mod, which is a well-coded client both for downloading and cheating.
I voted for µTorrent because it has all the options I need and doesn't use much resources. :top:
In the past I used utorrent but not anymore
Vuze Extreme Mod is the best for me :top:
Easy way to cheat and very complete freeware
I love Utorrent. It's light on resources, simple, and it helps you blend in to the crowd.
uTorrent as everyone said its light , does not piss me off by errors unlike other clients...
for cheating Vuze for sure ...
The best client if you need a light one is, of course, utorrent. But the best featured one is Vuze/Azureus, you might not use them all, but you gotta give them credit for being feature rich. Another Vuze advantage is the open-source, which can help a lot in modding.
Ut is still the best for me. Easy to use and very low maintenance.
Utorrent, for simplicity and low resources requirement, also very stable. Good combo with rm.
I'm with Azureus/Vuze since beggining. My second best is uTorrent.
Vuze for me -was the best from begining, but from time to time i use uTorrent
Sagittarius
30.06.09, 13:24
Vuze Extreme is the best client :klatsch_3:
µTorrent is the best for me :Wink:
Lightweight, well coded, can handle handreds and handreds of torrents, and is not a resource hog.
Azureus is the best for sure, it needs alot of resouces but you won't feel it if you have a decent hardware configuration. uTorrent is good too but too simple.
Dark Knight
02.07.09, 13:43
Vuze Xteme Mod Rocks.....:top:
DefaultUsr
30.11.09, 17:21
I used to rely on uTorrent but now it's Deluge. It just works better against bt traffic shaping.
I like Vuze because of the Extreme Mod: best way to cheat hands down.
FLAC-audio
02.12.09, 00:10
I've been using the blue frog :wink: for a year but only ut can max out my downstream.
rtorrent kicks arses. :P
count me in, none of these gui toys beat rtorrent :top:
sure, but there is also fine gui-s for rtorrent :D
rtorrent is good if you have a seedbox. But for the rest of us, its mainly utorrent/vuze.
rtorrent is good if you have a linux. But for the rest of you, its mainly utorrent/vuze. :P
i said "mainly" (so therefore excluding 1337 c0mm4nd pr0mp7 hax0rs :tongue:)
i said "mainly" (so therefore excluding 1337 c0mm4nd pr0mp7 hax0rs :tongü:)
lol, trü :biggrin:
rtorrent is good if you have a linux.
it's good for any kind of unix or unix-like os. that includes osx, too.
rtorrent is good if you have a linux. But for the rest of you, its mainly utorrent/vuze. :P
The best right now for linux is Transmission (http://www.transmissionbt.com/index.php)
Unless you have a seedbox? I've heard rTorrent can seed much faster than other clients. As a matter of fact, it's the one that was used in the "ScT 190MB/s" screenshot :eek:
Ohh yeah forgot about seedbox users.:biggrin:
anon, do you know where that screenshot was posted? I want to take a look :biggrin:
Also, you can use Extreme Mod on Linux.
anon, do you know where that screenshot was posted?
FSF.
http://i34.tinypic.com/2pzcjmw.jpg
Anyway..how do you know it's not edited?
I can't really know. But with a swarm of seedboxes, it is possible to reach such speeds.
I didn't say it's impossible.You know..photoshop can make marvelous screens...:cool2:
utorrent for me...easily manageable and ease of use...
I can't really know. But with a swarm of seedboxes, it is possible to reach such speeds.
you'd have to have more than a 1gbit line but it's not a problem technically.
you'd have to have more than a 1gbit line but it's not a problem technically.
There is an experimental 40gbit line out there...
Unfortunately, an old lady uses it to check her mail and dry her clothes with the heat coming from the hardware :stupid:
^ ya i read about it ...crazy
utorrent with RM FTW ....
Definetly Utorrent, I've never been able to afford an amazing tower that is ahead of the average tower by far, so I need all the resources I can get.
Utorrent, very light and fast client
few years ago - before Utorrent I was using Azureus , now uT > all :)
rtorrent kicks arses. :P
I agree. It's the best client.
rTorrent + seedbox = pure win.
rTorrent + seedbox = pure win.
hehe, you're biased these days :lol:
You sent me two PMs in a row about "that", so... :lol:
utorrent at home
libtorrent on the box
You sent me two PMs in a row about "that", so... :lol:
exactly :D
libtorrent on the box
which frontend?
rTorrent + seedbox = pure win.
Yes. You can read my mind. :)
exactly :D
which frontend?
rTorrent.
There is another one?
rTorrent.
There is another one?
Is that a joke or do you really not know there are graphic frontends for rTorrent? :tongue:
Is that a joke or do you really not know there are graphic frontends for rTorrent? :tongü:
misunderstanding, we're talking about frontends for libtorrent
rTorrent.
There is another one?
yes, there's a small number of other apps based on libtorrent
misunderstanding, we're talking about frontends for libtorrent
Okies.
Note there are two libtorrents - Rasterbar's and Rakshasa's (the one that powers rT).
I had voted for utorrent because it is simple to use and less use of cpu.
VEM is the best in cheating clients and also rm but i mostly use mratio.
They all came a long way and are almost as good as each other.
uTorrent has the best interface IMO. For the seedbox, Transmission FTW.
For cheating, love it or hate it, VEM is the ultimate, the big BOSS :) The Mack Daddy of cheating tools. RM is it's grandson.
BrianBosworth
08.08.10, 01:59
There's nothing better than VEM.
saebrtooth
08.08.10, 03:19
VEM get mi vote for 2 :thumbs: up
For huge packs u torrent is better otherwise i prefer vuze,modified or not.
To this date it isn't clear to me whether this thread is about the best cheating BitTorrent client, or just the best one. :unsure:
I may have bowed down to the power of utorrent in the past but since my move to linux I have come to enjoy transmission.
It's simple and awesome.
the best one is utorrent ! fast and very easy to use
I started with uTorrent and I think I will end up with uTorrent .
the best one is utorrent ! fast and very easy to use
I started with uTorrent and I think I will end up with uTorrent .
utorrent ftw!!111one
µTorrent
fast and light resources use.
Does it job without bring tons of useless functions like vuze.
Großmutter
31.08.10, 14:44
for me µtorrent (and PMR,Mratio,RM)lol
I have my doubts between utorrent and deluge, but i have choose utorrent because of the easy interface.
µTorrent is the best
fast and light
for cheating rm& mr
Never the less Utorrent is the best
Sc0bysnack
27.09.10, 15:49
yeah utorrent for me.. simple and straightforward
I never used uTorrent for more than a day each time, using VEM for 4-5 years now.
but I voted for uTorrent.
if I didn't need to cheat, I would use uTorrent for sure.
kingpirate
15.10.10, 13:13
i use utorrent all the time never think of trying something else as i do such fine with it
JohnareyouOK
20.12.20, 20:55
guys, looking for a bt client that:
open source (must)
high performance and low memory usage (top priority! dht, peer exchange, lpd not needed)
linux win mac supported (preferably)
besides Tr, qB and picotorrent, any other brilliant ones worth mentioning pls? have googled a lot just wanna be sure any less known good one isnt missed.
open source (must)
high performance and low memory usage (top priority! dht, peer exchange, lpd not needed)
linux win mac supported (preferably)
This describes rTorrent perfectly... and yes, Windows and Mac ports exist.
If performance is of critical importance, you could go one step farther and compile it yourself with custom CFLAGS (hint: march and mtune for your hardware, and -O3 isn't always better).
JohnareyouOK
20.12.20, 21:12
This describes rTorrent perfectly... and yes, Windows and Mac ports exist.
If performance is of critical importance, you could go one step farther and compile it yourself with custom CFLAGS (hint: march and mtune for your hardware, and -O3 isn't always better).I thought rTorrent is a backend lib/package so turns out it's a program for enduser too? time to see what it is exactly and what qb added to it, thanks anon!
rTorrent - a terminal-based client.
libTorrent (uppercase "T") - the library that powers it, also known as rakshasa.
libtorrent (lowercase "t") - a different library that powers other clients (including qBt), also known as rasterbar.
ruTorrent ("r", then "u") - a graphical interface for rTorrent and perhaps the most popular one.
Hope that clarifies things :happy:
JohnareyouOK
20.12.20, 21:31
rTorrent - a terminal-based client.
libTorrent (uppercase "T") - the library that powers it, also known as rakshasa.
libtorrent (lowercase "t") - a different library that powers other clients (including qBt), also known as rasterbar.
ruTorrent ("r", then "u") - a graphical interface for rTorrent and perhaps the most popular one.
Hope that clarifies things :happy:Thanks very clear! I got them all mixed up, still a lot to read and learn. :biggrin:
sashiagustina
21.12.20, 03:06
This describes rTorrent perfectly... and yes, Windows and Mac ports exist.
If performance is of critical importance, you could go one step farther and compile it yourself with custom CFLAGS (hint: march and mtune for your hardware, and -O3 isn't always better).
where to download rtorrent for windows, i am looking for this one, makes cross-seed so easy
Ask your favorite search engine about "rTorrent on Windows" (I know, I couldn't believe it either), or clone the Git repository and compile it under Cygwin. Chances are someone's made a Docker container too.
sashiagustina
21.12.20, 04:53
Ask your favorite search engine about "rTorrent on Windows" (I know, I couldn't believe it either), or clone the Git repository and compile it under Cygwin. Chances are someone's made a Docker container too.
i found one, it's from someone's post in reddit. and refer to this link
https://rtwi.jmk.hu/wiki/rTorrentOnWindows
it could be a nightmare for noobs like me
Irrespective of platform, if you aren't willing to deal with terminal windows, editing configuration files and reading documentation, rTorrent isn't for you.
My favourites are tixati and qbittorrent. I also use rtorrent with rutorrent GUI.
Irrespective of platform, if you aren't willing to deal with terminal windows, editing configuration files and reading documentation, rTorrent isn't for you.
When you get time please write a good command line rtorrent usage tutorial for us. I get confused when i read all the commands. :tongue:
When you get time please write a good command line rtorrent usage tutorial for us. I get confused when i read all the commands. :tongue:
I can't think of anything not already mentioned in the official documentation, which by the way is very thorough and regularly updated.
https://github.com/rakshasa/rtorrent/wiki
In any case, I don't expect most people to be using it without a GUI, nor would I do so myself. A console interface is too unwieldy and suboptimal for a torrent client.
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