Azuerus Alternative

RIPSTER · Jun 6, 2006

While running azeurus my pc runs very slow, I was just wondering if someone could point me to some good alternative clients that uses less system resources.

thnx

RIPSTER

anon1 · Jun 6, 2006

RIPSTER said:
While running azeurus my pc runs very slow, I was just wondering if someone could point me to some good alternative clients that uses less system resources.

thnx

RIPSTER

http://www.bitcomet.com/

RIPSTER · Jun 6, 2006

mcoleg · Jun 6, 2006

http://www.utorrent.com/

Bios24 · Jun 6, 2006

mcoleg said:
http://www.utorrent.com/

QFT. uTorrent takes up 1mb space, uses 5mb of ram, and doesn't have to be installed. Best of all, it has all the features of Azuerus. I switched when it first came out, and it's always worked great.

Karbon · Jun 6, 2006

Does utorrent have either a tabbed system or something so you don't have windows all over the place? I used to use bittornado and really liked it, but running a few torrents at a time would make my pc very sluggish, not to mention the fact that it leaked memory badly...I've been wanting to try utorrent for a while

Albaholic · Jun 6, 2006

Utorrent doesnt have a tabbed system but you dont need to have a window open for each download. Its a single window with the list of everything your doing in it. Check it out

RIPSTER · Jun 6, 2006

how would i continue half downloaded files from azuerus to utorrent

Karbon · Jun 6, 2006

Most likely you would be able to just open the torrent in utorrent, select the folder, it would check the data, and keep going. If you had azureus set to allocate the disk space it might screw it up or something maybe, I don't know.

threeme2189 · Jun 8, 2006

Bios24 said:
QFT. uTorrent takes up 1mb space, uses 5mb of ram, and doesn't have to be installed. Best of all, it has all the features of Azuerus. I switched when it first came out, and it's always worked great.

utorrent is number 1

thalzaar24 · Jun 10, 2006

add another vote for utorrent. It's really hard to beat a no install, no bloat torrent program

JerMe · Jun 11, 2006

can't go wrong with utorrent

btw, if you're up for reading, this is an interesting article that discusses azureus and utorrent. the interesting part is about utorrent's cache consumption.

http://gomeler.com/2006/04/23/an-introduction-to-bittorrent-clients/

crash013 · Jun 11, 2006

Another uTorrent user here. I used Azureus at first because of its protocol encryption, but switched to uTorrent when its latest release had that feature. Works really well.

dicecca112 · Jun 11, 2006

utorrent for windows, Bittornado for Linux

Kurz · Jun 12, 2006

http://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=6353

utorrent can work... Though I suggest you read the whole thread to see if its worth it.

TekeTorvo · Jun 14, 2006

Whats the difference in the Stand Alone version, and the Installation version?

Kurz · Jun 15, 2006

None... except the installed verison has the more advanced language pack (If you are a native speaker of english, you dont need this).
One is made for Newbies not used to running an exe without installing it.

Other is you can prop it where ever and run it from there.

Rex_foxhound · Jun 15, 2006

utorrent is one of the best I've ever used as well.

FudgeNuggets · Jun 15, 2006

I wanted to see if everybody was right about uTorrent vs Azureus so I switched over the weekend and now Azureus is no longer installed

JigPu · Jun 17, 2006

Man, uTorrent is the bomb! The only feature from Azureus I miss is the ability to prioritize specific torrents for seeding. It's a lot more difficult to constantly seed near-dead files with uTorrent

JigPu

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