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Definitive Best BitTorrent Client



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uTorrent is great, but it seems like they have been going against what made them so attrative in the first place (minimal torrent client). Every version they release gets bigger and bigger and although it hasn't become a problem yet, I'd be nice if they just branched off a 'minimal' version with all the big fixes when the program does get bigger and use more resources. But so far it's great!

It's still only 154kb and extremely light on resources... I'd say "micro" still describes it perfectly well.

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uTorrent is great, but it seems like they have been going against what made them so attrative in the first place (minimal torrent client). Every version they release gets bigger and bigger and although it hasn't become a problem yet, I'd be nice if they just branched off a 'minimal' version with all the big fixes when the program does get bigger and use more resources. But so far it's great!

biger and bigger??? its only 155KB

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I've been using BitComet for a while, and I thought it was good until I just downloaded uTorrent, and holy hell...

On the same torrent I was getting MAX 15kB/s with BitComet and now I'm getting an average of 70kB/s with uTorrent, and it keeps going up...

I've been using it 10 minutes and I love it already...

BitComet has been uninstalled...

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wow utorrent is killin everything else, i voted bitcomet, ive always gotten the best speeds with it, and its been great to me, i tried utorrent a while back, but i wasnt able to get very high speeds, but with the superb development, i think ill try it again, since here it is obviously the favorite.

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