Talk 'bout BitTorrent
Ok. . . here u can write ur experiences with BitTorrent programms what's the good and the bad of your or other progz? why should we use Bitcomet, Azureus, ABC, etc? why is it good to use Bittorrent? let's talk about.
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Ok...
here u can write ur experiences with BitTorrent programms
what's the good and the bad of your or other progz?
why should we use Bitcomet, Azureus, ABC, etc?
why is it good to use Bittorrent?
let's talk about...
here u can write ur experiences with BitTorrent programms
what's the good and the bad of your or other progz?
why should we use Bitcomet, Azureus, ABC, etc?
why is it good to use Bittorrent?
let's talk about...
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TorrentFlux is the only way too fly... Especially when you have some host on highspeed connections. Crank up your upload rate and get out of controll download speeds. Also you don't have to worry about using your bandwidth if the servers on a seperate internet connection.
I get all tingly inside when i boost everyones download speeds.
Once what want is downloaded on the server you can either hot-link it to someone or simply download it at max speeds.
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I get all tingly inside when i boost everyones download speeds.
Once what want is downloaded on the server you can either hot-link it to someone or simply download it at max speeds.
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well, i got adsl, and my upload sucks, so i must say that bitcomet works the fastest, but i usually work with azureus, its just a good solid prog, easy and comftrable. although it takes not a few of your cpus resources. i love the fact that its updated almost daily, really gives it a nice edge
I use BitComet
I've been using the ancient uTorrent 1.6.1 for years w/o any problems. Works perfect on Win7 X64 too. I've tried Azureus/Vuse, I've tried BitComet, I've tried FlashGet, I've tried a few other clients too.... none of 'em match the simplicity of uTorrent. Also, I don't if this applies to the newer releases of uTorrent, but the older ones (like v1.6.1) don't require installation. It's a stand-alone .EXE. Simply associate the .torrent extension with it and you're off to the races. Nothing better, nothing smaller, nothing lighter (v1.6.1 is only 173kb).