Good afternoon, folks.
So three years ago I found myself using Vuze as a torrent client, and it was extremely neat because of the search bar at the top which you could add torrent sites to search from. I eventually stopped using it, however, because it was eating up my CPU. It was really heavy to run.
Last 2 years I've been using uTorrent. It's lightweight and very straightforward, but there's one thing I cannot stand about it: If a download is complete and I move it elsewhere, I will not be able to seed since the file is not in the directory it downloaded it to. This is natural, but it bothers me that there is absolutely no way to locate the file for uTorrent so it can resume seeding normally. The same can be said for moving the contents mid-download.
So, I'm looking for the absolute best torrent client, and I'm curious to see what you guys have been using. My criteria for the ideal torrent client is:
EDIT: It was a bit silly of me not mentioning that I am using Windows 7, so here we are.
So three years ago I found myself using Vuze as a torrent client, and it was extremely neat because of the search bar at the top which you could add torrent sites to search from. I eventually stopped using it, however, because it was eating up my CPU. It was really heavy to run.
Last 2 years I've been using uTorrent. It's lightweight and very straightforward, but there's one thing I cannot stand about it: If a download is complete and I move it elsewhere, I will not be able to seed since the file is not in the directory it downloaded it to. This is natural, but it bothers me that there is absolutely no way to locate the file for uTorrent so it can resume seeding normally. The same can be said for moving the contents mid-download.
So, I'm looking for the absolute best torrent client, and I'm curious to see what you guys have been using. My criteria for the ideal torrent client is:
- Lightweight (doesn't eat up my CPU)
- Doesn't barrage me with ads
- Free
- Supports moving files mid-download or when seeding (by manually locating the file when asked)
- Displays seed/leech info
- Shows download speed and estimated time left
EDIT: It was a bit silly of me not mentioning that I am using Windows 7, so here we are.