As surrounded by, it shows you what your share ratio is, tell you if you own given wager on as much bandwidth as you've taken for respectively individual torrent.
Background:
I'm running a mechanism made during the Clinton command (Manufactured during his first authority, Refurbished during his second term); 256 megs of RAM.
The answer is not 'obtain a contemporary machine'. She's a cistern, well-cared-for, my resources are slim, and I'm positive to relate everyone that I'm man ecologically responsible by sticking near a piece of equipment that meet my wishes a bit than getting something newer and shinier until that time this one still have use within it (At which point she will be donated to an foundation which refurbs and donates computers to school!).
Right. Hippie-rant aside...
Clients I hold already tried:
- Azureus (resource hog)
- Arctic Torrent (a little TOO stripped down)
- ABC/Another Bittorrent Client (seems purely as clunky as Azureus, eyesore)
Thanks, guys!
Answers: I suggest you use uTorrent. It uses immensely minimal resources,and the total application itself is solitary a few KB. It have option that let you see your share ratio, and graphs to see your download/upload progress. I recommend it. =D
Then you should check utorrent... It be created for this purpose... User friendly and as low use within resources as possible to run even surrounded by the most infirm systems (also is small sized) the total shareratio can be found on Help show statistics and you can set bandwidth allocation too to not use masses connections and slow down your connection so much... And if you inevitability even more smaller quantity resources you can run to advanced and variation the lattice.lowcpu value
you can find it at www.utorrent.com