Abc
<div class="IPBDescription">"Another Bittorrent Client"</div> <a href='http://pingpong-abc.sourceforge.net/oldindex.html' target='_blank'>Clickage</a>
I found a nifty Bittorrent client. It's called ABC, or "Another BitTorrent Client". I would have to say that ABC >>>>> Regular Bittorrent. On regular BT, I got (at most) 30kb/sec. With ABC I'm getting upwards of 200kb/sec. I heart it. Unfortunately, the maker of it has stopped working on it, so there will be no more updates. Sadface.
Oh well, but it works great! If you download off of .torrents a lot, get this kthx <3.
(note I didn't type much, I'm tired and abouut to go to bed)
I found a nifty Bittorrent client. It's called ABC, or "Another BitTorrent Client". I would have to say that ABC >>>>> Regular Bittorrent. On regular BT, I got (at most) 30kb/sec. With ABC I'm getting upwards of 200kb/sec. I heart it. Unfortunately, the maker of it has stopped working on it, so there will be no more updates. Sadface.
Oh well, but it works great! If you download off of .torrents a lot, get this kthx <3.
(note I didn't type much, I'm tired and abouut to go to bed)
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Edit: Hrm, I was just looking at the ABC website and it has many of the same features as Azureus.
That, and I don't really care.
(and I do leave it running all night. <!--emo&:p--><img src='http://www.unknownworlds.com/forums/html//emoticons/tounge.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='tounge.gif' /><!--endemo-->)
By the way, a good client CAN affect your download speed if they reprogram how it handles pieces. (A file is split in to different pieces. Clients download these pieces and gradually build up the whole file. That's why your download speed is usually crap at the beginning and then jumps up suddenly. You've downloaded the first piece, so you have something to upload, therefore more clients want to share pieces with you.)
I usually cap my upload at 40 KBPS and 6 max clients. (My max upload is about 50 KBPS right now.) Also, unless a torrent has tons of seeds, I usually leave it open until I've uploaded three times as much as I've downloaded. (Unless it's a big file, then I just leave it open until I really need the bandwidth for something else.)
you sure? looks the same to me.
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try <a href='http://f.scarywater.net/redhat9.torrent' target='_blank'>this</a>. it's a torrent of a Redhat9ISO from a slashdot bittorrent site.
otherwise, <a href='http://bisqwit.iki.fi/jutut/nesvideos/' target='_blank'>here</a> are some uber-fast NES game win videos that are up around 80MB.
No. and telling you the correct URL would get me a warez0r banz0r, so no telling.
Plus, <span style='color:white'>***Nuked.***</span> dosn't have any warez... It's users do. And it has lots of legit torrents too...