

Some trackers are blocked by certain ISPs. Share ratio is number seeders divide by number of leechers.Īnd then comes trackers.
#Bitcomet green torrent
When choosing a torrent more seeds = betterīoth seeders and leechers will upload the file BUT leechers are downloading too.

Leechers : People who have parts of the file. This post has been edited by jzng89: Nov 23 2008, 11:06 AM This problem might not happen to those using XP or other versions of Vista.Įdit : IN UR FACE SCREAMYX! BUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA That's why "reinstalling" it will correct this problem.Īgain, I'm using Windows Vista Ultimate. Everytime you shut off your PC, bitcomet will be shut of by "force", which might lead to corruption in some of it's files. Notice that when you exit bitcomet, open your task manager, go to process tab and you'll see that bitcomet is still running. Bitcomet will do a hash check and continue where you left off. (All torrents saved in "Torrents" folder). If you had any torrents running, just re-add them into bitcomet.
#Bitcomet green download
Reconfigure your download folder, minimize on exit and whatever else you previously configured.ģ. Note : All your configuration settings will be changed.Ģ.
#Bitcomet green zip file
"Reinstall" bitcomet by extracting the files from the zip file and replacing the existing files. When it begins crashing, it'll continue crashing.ġ. When you click exit, open your task manager and you'll see it's still running in processes. Downloading bigger files = more RAM usage (doesn't leak as far as I can tell) Takes a while before you hit the really high speeds. This post has been edited by jzng89: Nov 21 2008, 01:26 PM

And so far no crashes and system doesn't slow down. I'm just assuming here because I saw the RAM usage drop a mile then go up then drop a mile and go up and so on. Since it's a stand alone I think it does is it downloads pieces and caches in RAM, when the piece is downloaded fully then only it'll write to disk. At least it doesn't seem to look like one. Well worth the try to whoever's interested.Įdit : I don't think it's a memory leak. Still it's so far running faster than deluge. Ups and downs but averaging about half my actual connection speed. So far eats 50Mb but speeds are somewhat okay. Now downloading 7Gb file zipped into 95Mb pieces, the ultimate test. 0.84 cannot download >< need to register and then need certain amount of "points" to download.Ġ.66 so far eats about 30Mb for standard 1 episode show, single file.
