http://disqus.com/people/echoleaf/enSun, 06 Jan 2008 13:02:45 -0000http://shootingatbubbles.disqus.com/software_review_bittorrent_clients_utorrent/#comment-62041I've used a number of torrent clients and find µTorrent to be the best. Prior to it I used Azureus for 2 years, but it had 2 distinct problems: 1) memory usage would creep up slowly over time, often hitting 200mb, and 2) pausing a torrent and restarting seemed to lose connection to most of the seeds (it would sometimes take hours to resume a connection at the same speeds). I pored over the settings but couldn't find anything to resolve it.<br><br>µTorrent has neither of these problems - on a few occasions its memory usage will hit 20mb, but it usually stays at 10mb or below, and pausing and restarting a torrent seems to have no effect on the connections. I haven't tried the RSS feature, but I have used the web interface, which works great once any firewall permissions are resolved. It was cool to be in one location and to load a torrent at home.echoleafSun, 06 Jan 2008 13:02:45 -0000http://shootingatbubbles.disqus.com/software_review_bittorrent_clients_utorrent/#comment-62040I've used a number of torrent clients and find µTorrent to be the best. Prior to it I used Azureus for 2 years, but it had 2 distinct problems: 1) memory usage would creep up slowly over time, often hitting 200mb, and 2) pausing a torrent and restarting seemed to lose connection to most of the seeds (it would sometimes take hours to resume a connection at the same speeds). I pored over the settings but couldn't find anything to resolve it.<br><br>µTorrent has neither of these problems - on a few occasions its memory usage will hit 20mb, but it usually stays at 10mb or below, and pausing and restarting a torrent seems to have no effect on the connections. I haven't tried the RSS feature, but I have used the web interface, which works great once any firewall permissions are resolved. It was cool to be in one location and to load a torrent at home.echoleafSun, 06 Jan 2008 13:02:38 -0000