Is qb alright yet for private trackers?
Can someone post me the ram consumption with 100+ torrents?
Yes
>>54364993
Yes if you mind ads
>>54365268
You seem to be confused
>>54364993
100+ torrents is nothing desu senpai
There's probably someone with a few thousand around
The only good thing about qbittorent is that it has a built in search function.
>>54365268
>qBittorrent
>ads
Just how retarded are you?
>>54364993
>Is qb alright yet for private trackers?
no
>>54366895
Good arguement
qBittorrent is too buggy for private trackers. It's ok if you just casually download.
>>54366905
It isn't, it's allowed in all of them
>inb4 I went full retarded and somehow deleted stuff and let qBT redownload everything, it's clearly qBT's fault and my ratio went to shit
Stop being dumb
>>54366905
I'm on all the big trackers and qBit gives me no trouble. Though I only have around 200 torrents on it at any given time, so it's not like it's under too much stress.
>>54366915
I'm not saying it's banned. I'm saying that the client is still too buggy for private tracker usage. You need stability for private trackers and qBit doesnt have that.
>>54366934
It's stable, are you still in the 2.x branch?
See >>54366921
I'm on the WCD/PTP/BTN and it just werks
>>54366921
>I only have around 200 torrents on it at any given time
Wait until you get to 800+ and you'll find yourself wishing that you had gone with Transmission-qt or uTorrent 2.2.1 instead.
>>54366949
>transmission for thousands of torrents
topfuckingkek
Are you for real? Anyone with thousands of torrents uses rtorrent
>>54366949
I know that, it's the reason why I don't go over that.
>>54366943
>>It's stable, are you still in the 2.x branch?
The latest 3.3.4 version is still buggy as fuck. Even the maintainer says it has problems that need to be ironed out. Have you seen the Github issues page? It's being bombarded with bug reports and people here also report the same issues.
qBittorrent is fine to use for casual downloading. My gf uses it for getting her episode of Game of Plebs, but anything more advanced than that and you will notice the issues, especially when you start loading 100s of torrents.
>>54366966
Transmission is designed to run thousands of torrents on a server as well, you retard. I'm just saying that clearly, he uses Windows, like most qBittorrent users do, and rtorrent doesn't run on Windows so he has to use Transmission-qt, which runs 100s of torrents just fine.
>>54366980
>It's being bombarded with bug reports and people here also report the same issues
Most of those issues are from people too retarded to set it up, who can't do something as simple as port forwarding or update to the latest release and complain that it hasn't been whitelisted yet
Other's are from people going full retard on Windows, or from Windows only limitations
>especially when you start loading 100s of torrents
I'm running around 500 torrents with no problems whatsoever
>>54367009
>Most of those issues are from people too retarded to set it up, who can't do something as simple as port forwarding or update to the latest release and complain that it hasn't been whitelisted yet
Such retards don't have a github account. The people reporting issues on github are not that computer illiterate.
https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/issues
Just look at the amount of issues. The maintainer even says they have real problems, like the stalling issue he THINKS he finally got fixed.
This client is no good for 24/7 private tracker usage. It just isn't and until it is, people should avoid using it unless they want a headache in the future.
>>54367041
>Such retards don't have a github account. The people reporting issues on github are not that computer illiterate.
Such retards do, there's a shitton of issues that have been closed and where nothing more than simple user fuckups
Do you believe everyone who has a github account knows to program? Most projects have a crapton of issues that have nothing to do with the program
>>54367079
If the maintainers cared about the issue page nowadays a lot of issues wouldn't be there
There's a shitton that are opened and never closed, the user fixed the stuff but never cared to close the issue
>>54367112
Bug reports for versions released a few years ago, with just a short log file and nothing else
Probably thanks to some old ass packages in some random distro
>>54367125
Such literate users that can't even post a log
Here's the difference between qBittorrent and Transmission-qt on Windows 10.
Transmission-qt uses almost the same amount of RAM to run 480 torrents as qBittorrent uses to run 9 torrents.
qBittorrent also uses over 4x the CPU with 9 torrent.
9 fucking torrents and qiBittorrent is already using more resources than a client running 480 torrents.
qBittorrent is garbage. Transmission-qt = stable as fuck.
>>54367224
Well, Transmission is minimalistic as hell, that's like the whole point.
>>54367224
>ram usage and cpu usage somehow are related to stability
>>54364993
>2016
>caring about 'RAM consumption'
Just get 16GB already and stop worrying about using your computer to its fullest
>>54367224
what have you done to your qbittorent to consume 30 mb ?
Mine uploads 1 mb/s right now for 2 torrents and consumes 100 mb of ram.
check
>>54367078
>>54367383
Nothing. I just loaded up 9 torrents on it with my typical settings I use for every torrent client.
>>54367383
>Mine uploads 1 mb/s right now for 2 torrents and consumes 100 mb of ram.
It's probably due to cache settings
>>54366458
Here you go pham
>>54367570
hahahahahahaa
>using qStalledmeme
Stay away from qb OP. It has serious stalling issues that have been ignored by the devs for years.
>>54370636
this
>>54366850
What part of that post implied qbit has ads you fucking retard?
>>54364993
>using qbotnetorrent
shite torrent client ,
>that cringy dragon splashscreen
its shite senpai
>>54364993
>Can someone post me the ram consumption with 100+ torrents?
If you had 16GB of ram, how much qbittorent uses would be irrelavant
>>54367009
Please explain why is it ignoring the "global max connections" then. I dont consider that a minor bug
>>54364993
>>54370975
>qBittorrent
>ads
this part
>>54371910
Holy shit go back to primary school
>>54372037
Please explain what you mean.
>>54371910
Is english perhaps not your first fucking language?
>>54372152
You seem upset. I'm sorry.
I don't get the qstalled meme. I use that shit since many years on different operating systems like windows and linux, never had any sort of issues downloading shit. Methinks that some people are just retarded and have it firewalled or something.
I was forced to use transmission on linux while trying out ubuntu and it was horrible, moving files around takes ages and makes the whole interface unusable without any sort disk usage until it moves a few mb after two minutes.
It doesn't have any sort of proper queue management and just hangs on stalled torrents without giving the next one in the queue a chance to use my bandwidth. Fuck that minimalistic shit I’m back on qb and can't be happier.
>>54372403
>I don't get the qstalled meme.
Not a meme. It actually stalls torrents.
https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=stalled
>>54372064
If you mind != If you don't mind
In fact, it's practically the opposite
If you mind ads = If you don't want ads
If you don't mind ads = If you don't give a shit about ads
Clear enough?
MIND you, English is not my first language either
>>54372456
No problem for me on linux and windows, So no it doesn't stall torrents according to your reasoning. And why are you linking closed issues? It doesn't look like a serious problem with open issues and most of them seem more like user error than anything else. Don't underestimate the stupidity of the common folk. I bet some of them use two torrent clients at the same time with the same port. Most of them don't even provide logs.
There seems to be an agenda against qb and I can only guess who would profit from that.
>>54366980
This
I love it but it can't be trusted for private trackers
>>54373635
I found nothing but instability when using it for private trackers. I went to Transmission-qt and didn't have a problem since.
>>54370636
They didn't ignore it, they're just unable to fix it.
>>54367079
I have 1000+ torrents and have never had an issue with "instability"
>qb 3.3.3
>download a 30gb movie
>it tells the tracker I downloaded almost 1tb
>ban
qb, not even once
>>54372541
That's not how it works
If you ask someone "do you mind if I sit here" then it's fucking implied that you are going to sit there and not somewhere else. If you say "if you mind ads" it's implied that there are going to be ads there.
So what's the best alternative to qbit?
1500+ torrents for 6+ months and not 1 problem.
Tixati
Where can one get an invitation to animebytes?
>>54377926
Not using qbit
They're all seeding, if that makes a difference.
>>54364993
fuck this fucking horse shit software, torrents are either stalled or stuck on 'downloading metadata', meanwhile utorrent the old version just werks.
>>54382348
>stalled or stuck on 'downloading metadata'
thats what happens when theres no seeders
>>54382653
He doesn't know it, he can't even understand it
>>54364993
Just use rtorrent, it handles 2000+ torrents just fine.
>>54365070
wow, only 30 KB?!
2.0.4
