Tixati is where its at boys.

I have uTorrent 3.4.2 b38913. I don't have EpicScale.

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no i mean this one.

what's so about the bittorrent client i'm using? i probably will switch to qbtorrent but im just curious whats the dif and whats so bad about mine.

I don't know if there's anything wrong with it. Well it is commercial proprietary software, unlike open source which can be vetted (by people smarter than me). The fact that you say you're running a bare .exe file has me concerned.

I was running uTorrent 3.4.2 as well and it didn't appear to have EpicScale, but with all the recent discussion, I realize I should switch to qBittorrent instead.

Started using it yesterday, and maybe it's too early to say it wasn't a fluke, but I got way better speeds downloading a just-released TV show with it than when I was using uTorrent...

is this a windows thing? how do i know on a mac if i have this new "feature"

for qbtorrent is there a way to not have the files/folder you DONT want from a torrent not saved onto your comp?

what I mean is I deselect all the files/folder I dont want downloaded with the torrent and yet it still appears inside the folder

Oldschool uTorrent here as well (2.0.4), I stopped updating it when it started getting bloated like Azereus/Vuze did. I haven't thought of/heard of a feature in anything more complex that I would want or need when downloading a torrent so I'll stick with my old copy as long as I can.

It seems to happen to everything eventually though, a la AVG.

Maybe it was just a fluke. Downloading a couple new shows from last night and they're both slow as shit.

qBittorrent gave me a stalled error (looked online, and there's no solution) message every torrent I tried to start. Now I'm using Deluge.

any specific settings you guys change for qbittorent?

Okay, I'm going to backtrack again. The speeds with qBittorrent are fine, and seemingly way better than uTorrent... but their speed limiting functionality is broken. Even with the Alternative Global Rate Limits disabled, it was still applying them.

a question for those that had used uTorrent and qBittorrent.

it seems that all the files that were downloaded but qBit extracts much slower than the ones downloaded by uTorrent. anyone else had that?

for deluge users, when i currently remove a torrent, it just removes the torrent from Deluge. is there anyway when i remove the torrent, it also deletes the torrent file?