Which Bittorrent client do you use?

[Rudeboy2025]

I personally like ABC but thats the only one that I have tried

[nsane]

i use ABC too, but, i hear the official client has alot of core stability updates. so, i might be tryin that out pretty soon :rofl:

[Snake]

Other: BitTornado

[LemonHead2089]

ABC :rolleyes:

[Samurai]

At the moment, BitTornado

However I don't think they're latest version is stable as it crashes on me when I exit the program.

BitComet was giving me horrible speeds.

Going to give ABC a try at some point this week :rolleyes:

[erRor67]

Azureus.. :rolleyes:

Hmm, and Im going to put BitTornado inplace of eXeem cause eXeem isnt really bit torrent. Its just some other crappy ass network that uses some of bit torrents core. But it isnt really bittorrent.

[Lee]

Azureus 2.3.0.0. :smartass:

eXeem was a complete failure, don't use it. No one else is. :smartass:

[Guest Gir489]

ABC here.

[Snake]

I just switched to ABC and its awsome, i shouldve switched a long time ago.

[Guest Gir489]

I just switched to ABC and its awesome, i shouldve switched a long time ago.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

That's exactly what I said, when I went from Opera to FireFox. :smartass:

I've had ABC since the early 2.6.0 versions. It was really slow, and had lots of shutdown problems. It still does. But, it's a sacrifice I'm willing to take. :smartass:

All you need to do, is kill abc.exe from the processes.

Other then that, it's the best client ever, in my opinion.

[Guest Blank Space]

XBT

[Zeus_Hunt]

Though I use Bittorrent very less but ABC is the one that I use...

[Guest Gir489]

XBT

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Huh. That's a first... A BitTorrent client written in C++. :smartass:

[Guest Blank Space]

Huh. That's a first... A BitTorrent client written in C++. :smartass:

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well, I don't know what's wrong with that.

I haven't had any problems with XBT. It's small, uses small amount of resources, and easy to use.

I used ABC before, and I still think it's a great client, just didn't work with certain ports.

I also used Azureus, which was too bloated for me to use.

[Lite]

There are several bittorrent clients written in C++

[Chicano666]

There are several bittorrent clients written in C++

True, like the one I use: Artic Torrent

Arctic is a minimal BitTorrent client. It wont have all the pretty features that other Torrent apps have, but focuses on low memory and cpu usage. Because it was written in C++, you dont get the high memory requirements of Java or high CPU usage of Python.

BTW, thanks to Lite for this :(

[Snake]

That's exactly what I said, when I went from Opera to FireFox. ;)

LOL, I did the same switch, except from Firefox to Opera. ;)

[FTSI]

I used to use Azureus but i hogged to much memory and lagged up my computer heaps. Now i use BitComet and i find its heaps better.

[RoDrAs]

Same here. :w00t:

[preso]

ABC.....but it hangs the last couple weeks.

[preso]

azureus and abc

[Guest tensegg]

bitcomet, love it, esp new 5.9 version, and bittorent original, quite like azureus, but I need java progs like I need spyware :) :D

[Guest cisgms]

I use bitcomet under windows and azureus under linux

[SliverSamuel]

Azureus, somehow dowloading is faster with it.

[preso]

Azureus is fast but cpu hog, BitComet will be fast with the right setting so my choice down to ABC, simple, no cpu hog and quite fast.

Just tried which one that suits you best.