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Best Bitorrent Client?

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captiosus:
uTorrent on any windows OS, Transmission on linux.

Used to be a big bitcomet nerd, but when it stopped working right after my ram upgrade, i gave it a hearty f*ck you and swtiched everything to uTorrent. Originally had it set up so that 'comet would download and uTorrent would seed. Guess it didnt like that.

Angelkiller:
;Azureus;

I know Azureus takes more mem but I don't care about that, I really love the part of setting up the crap, so I can seed at my collage :P, 5MBs a sec, I wish I had that at home

bobjoe:
rtorrent is the best, especially if you care about your ratio. I run it on a linux box at home, within a detached screen session, so that I can manage all my torrents from my laptop at school, from upstairs, or wherever. Then, since this box is just sitting there all the time, it boosts up my ratio a lot more than I could if I used utorrent on my laptop, which is only turned on a few hours a day. Additionally, I can pick something out to download while I'm out, at when I get home, it will already have been going for hours.

captiosus:
I might switch back to using Bitcomet or start running comet and utorrent in tandem again on my laptop, although i think thats what b0rked bitcomet in the first place: running 2 BT clients at the same time

Aneroph:
I see no one using BitTorrent anymore...isn't it modeled in the exact same manor as uTorrent? The wikipedia comparing clients even have everything the same. is there some sort of security features or something that I am missing? Would it really be worth switching to uTorrent instead?

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