Gaming What bittorrent client do you use?

[Prime]

uTorrent

 

[X D D X]

I RARELY use Torrents, but when i do, I use Limewire.

 

[Deleted User]

uTorrent

Same here. Used Azureus once and didn't like it so uTorrent was the way to go.

 

[Satangel]

uTorrent, love it.

 

[Wabsta]

I first used BitComet.
But then it started lagging my computer a lot.
So I just downloaded uTorrent, and never looked for an alternative tbh..

 

[da_head]

hm so i say almost everyone uses utorrent. is bittorrent the same thing? i checked out the preferences and they seem identical o.o

 

[myuusmeow]

On my desktop I use uTorrent, on my netbook I use uTorrent's WebGUI+Firefox plugin so I just right click a link to a .torrent file and it starts downloading on my desktop.

 

[Joey Ravn]

µTorrent, obviously. I've never, ever liked Azureus. Not even before becoming that bloated POS now-known-as Vuse. Download torrents, that's all I want to do. And if it's fast, better. µTorrent is exactly what I need.

Edit: What's the µTorrent WebUI?

 

[H8TR]

Don't really torrent much (Usenet FTW

), but when I do, I use Transmission for Mac OS X.

 

[Beast]

utorrent

 

[Gerinych]

uTorrent for Windows, Trasmission for everything else.

Damn, someone should make Transmission for Windows.

 

[DarkLG]

I use Utorrent on my windows xp computer.

 

[Skyline969]

uTorrent, baby. Small and fast, you can't go wrong.

 

[TheWingless]

I use both uTorrent for my own personal use when my brother doesn't leave his computer on Linux, but when he does, I just use Deluge to do some kind of server type thing that makes his computer download it... I don't quite remember what it was called since he hasn't been on Linux in a while since he started using XNA to try programming stuff...

 

[Cablephish]

uTorrent

It's lightweight and versatile, AND it's one of the more popular ones!

 

[myuusmeow]

µTorrent, obviously. I've never, ever liked Azureus. Not even before becoming that bloated POS now-known-as Vuse. Download torrents, that's all I want to do. And if it's fast, better. µTorrent is exactly what I need.

Edit: What's the µTorrent WebUI?

Basically it lets you start downloads remotely on anything with a web browser, all I have to do is either using a Firefox add-on, right click the torrent and say download, or go to:
http://computernamegoeshereortnumber/gui (probably would also work replacing the computer name with an IP, portnumber is the port uTorrent downloads from)
which would take me to a web version of uTorrent.

Use this guide: http://www.zeropaid.com/news/7579/Controll...inner%27s+Guide
But with this download: http://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=45325

 

[cupajoe]

I started out with uTorrent and never tried alternatives. It always did its job just fine, so I never saw a reason to branch out.

 

[Arno]

µTorrent. Same reasons as everyone else.

 

[Tozarian]

µTorrent downloading 75 gigs worth of combat related stuff right now

 

[OSW]

Azureus is awesome. The new Vuze interface sucks, but once you've set it back to the old UI, it's better than ever.