I use azureus, it's really fast compared to other basic bittorrent programs.
I use azureus, it's really fast compared to other basic bittorrent programs.
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I use azureus, as well just have to figure out my router firewall or open a port or something
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uTorrent user here. im very satisfied with it..
I'd just get an new ISP if they're gonna be that much of a pain in the rear.Originally Posted by Daveb2012
This doesn't help you (unless you move :P ), but this site compares ALL the ISP's across Canada:
http://www.canadianisp.ca
Maybe you guys have an American equivalent?
EDIT:
Maybe this?
http://www.theispguide.com/
Last edited by THE JEW (RaVeN); 09-04-2006 at 10:11 AM.
It tends to take a load of memory and it also likes to crash. In general I don't like programs made in Java.Originally Posted by biohead
I've been using Bittornado for a very long time now, and although it's not as populair as it once was (for whatever reason), I still like it very much.
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Yea I had the crashes too and looked it up. Run Netlimiter (1.30 the old one) when using Azureus (u don't have to set limits or anything) and it won't close until all downloads are finished. I've never seen it take a lot of memory, and even if it did, I wouldn't see the problem. No gaming when it's uploading uberfast. Btw, be sure that the NAT in Azureus isn't blocked, that makes a lot of difference.Originally Posted by alexio
Before Azureus I was using Shareaza and although it did the job pretty well, Azureus just 'pwnz' Shareaza bigtime, for example when a torrent has 1000 seeds, Azureus actually finds them, unlike Shareaza.
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i was just wondering if there were some program i could run so they couldn't monitor me?Originally Posted by THE JEW (RaVeN)
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It dosent appear any of you know about http://www.utorrent.com/
Quite sad accualy It has the smallest resurce demande of all the programs i Know, and has quite a few sttings anyway
I use Emule and bitcomit
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azureus here too
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i guess u have to get a very advanced firewall, enable windows firewall, close all ports open to ur system, and block all ports but the needed onesOriginally Posted by Daveb2012
that should keep the isp "hackers" out
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Originally Posted by Daveb2012
Just switch over to another ISP. you cant stop them from monitoring you if they want to.
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I've tried all the biggest BT clients and Utorrent has been the best all around so far. If you haven't tried it then take a look and you'll probably come 2 like it as i do.
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Originally Posted by Daveb2012
Er i'm no expert but have u tried turning on encryption? I know azerus utorrent and bitcomet have encryption. That'll probably help. But I agree that you should probably just get a new isp.
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without a doubt and hands down utorrent kicks some serious arse.
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Originally Posted by Makubex_GB
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azereus ftw
Another vote for Azureus
my vote goes for uTorrent - used Azureus, but it became quite resource hog, when there were 40+ torrents going paralel.
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Originally Posted by somwhere_there
same here
i like the fact that utorrent immediately starts once i tell it to. no loading plugins and 70+ torrents
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uTorrent here as well....I'd put Azureus a few spots below the standard BT client...I just can't stand Java applications.
Anyway, uTorrent has all the good features of Azureus with none of the slowness nonsense. In fact, it's the fastest loading/downloading BT client I've ever used.
Originally Posted by Vapor
BitComet here... never found a reason not to use it.
someone wanna give me a synopsis as to why use uTorrent over BitComet?
I know Azureus and uTorrent have 'lazy bitfield' and 'header encryption' that prevent your ISP from telling you have bit-torrent.Originally Posted by ineedaname
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