nahh..the pros definitely outweights the cons..

if you want to delete the finished files, right click on the finished files in the "files" tab, and choose don't download.. then right click on the torrent file in the torrent list, choose "open containing folder" and delete whatever you want... sure its easier to do with bitcomet, but µtorrent takes up alot less space n resources..

thats probably because of the undersea cables problem..

guys.. i don't know why its like this, but my torrents seem to download faster when i'm uploading more.. means that the dl speed will increase when i'm upping.. i tried to limit my uploads to 10kbps once.. and my down speed came down.. but when i turned the limit off, the speed went up for both up n down.. anybody else experience this?

actually.. thats wat i thought too.. but then.. my house mate's torrent actually goes faster if he limits the torrent.. he's using bitcomet..he says better to limit.. and i believed him thats y i tried it out..

exactly what my friend told me.. and i believe its true..coz thats how cFosSpeed works also

ok so which is it?.. coz Akapane says thats the way torrent works.. the more you upload, the more you are allowed to download. But if you think about this, which party is controlling the speed? It will be either application controlled or tracker controlled. The tracker is literally used for tracking, as its name sake. Does it monitor and control peer's downloading and uploading speed? So if its not the tracker, then its the client software? If thats the case, why would we want to use a software that limits our connection speeds to other peers? There must be a software out there that are restriction free, right?

Torrent gurus out there, please help.