Which is the best torrent client these days?

Which is the best torrent client these days?
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qBittorrent is nice. I like the fact that you can force it to only use specific network adapters so I'm not fucked because openvpn decides to crash again

qBittorrent on Microsoft Windows 10™
Transmission on any GNU/Linux OS distro

Microsoft Windows 10™

I'm using socket 775 based PC so I got Win7Ultimate, and I guess I should go with qBittorrent

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tixati

deluge is the only correct answer

have sex

baretorrent

qbittorrent
it also has tons of search plugins

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for servers rtorrent + rutorrent
for just downloading a few things in your computer utorrent 2.21

rTorrent, PicoTorrent, Transmission, qBittorrent, Deluge or KTorrent.

>qBittorent
*corrupt your downloads*
Nothing personenel kid

depends what works on your machine, for some reason utorrent is a laggy piece of shit while qbittorent seems to work fine so eh

This is one of the most important features of a torrent client yet qB is the only major player that has one.

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werks™ on my machine

Also qBittorrent has sequential downloading which a lot of clients don't have (or at least didn't a couple years ago when I switched to it). It's great to be able to watch a film/episode before it's finished downloading

That stopped being an issue many versions ago.

I remember switching to deluge and then back to qbittorrent because there was another issue that I can't even remember what the fuck it was now.

>That stopped being an issue many versions ago.
>File corruption when downloading on Windows with sparse files
github.com/arvidn/libtorrent/issues/3842

yeah it downloads the file sequentially but stores the file in fragments on the hard drive.

Maybe this is a platform dependent thing, on macOS it's a full file.