utorrent crash or disk overloaded

[ionut2013]

hy ,i have gigabit connection and my utorrent crashess or disk overloaded when reach 60 MB/s

 

[jolancer]

you need to use a pre v3.0 version. a lota people like v2.2.1 , I use v1.6

http://www.oldapps.com/utorrent.php?ModPagespeed=noscript

I honestly don't know if thats a trust worthy site to get it from or if the files are infected or corrupted. there doesnt seem to be any official utorrent version archive. Perhaps someone else can verify the credability of the oldapps.com site.

After i found out how bloated and fake it had become after i tried the first version of 3. I copyed the 1.6 program installation folder from a diff machine i had it on and just pasted it over to mine, (after fully uninstalling v3 first ofcourse) and it works fine, even on clean format OS it doesnt require install. Only other way i can think of to get old versions is torrenting them LoL.

Also just fyi if u didn't already know... If the speed your refering to is accurate and not a newb confusion between Mbits and MBytes per sec.. you will probably be targeted from whoever trying to crash your torrent, unless its unpopular/non copy writed material your torrenting. of course may differ depending what country your in. Assuming you own the connection and theres not an admin or NAT shuttin you down.

 

[ionut2013]

you need to use a pre v3.0 version. a lota people like v2.2.1 , I use v1.6

http://www.oldapps.com/utorrent.php?ModPagespeed=noscript

I honestly don't know if thats a trust worthy site to get it from or if the files are infected or corrupted. there doesnt seem to be any official utorrent version archive. Perhaps someone else can verify the credability of the oldapps.com site.

After i found out how bloated and fake it had become after i tried the first version of 3. I copyed the 1.6 program installation folder from a diff machine i had it on and just pasted it over to mine, (after fully uninstalling v3 first ofcourse) and it works fine, even on clean format OS it doesnt require install. Only other way i can think of to get old versions is torrenting them LoL.

Also just fyi if u didn't already know... If the speed your refering to is accurate and not a newb confusion between Mbits and MBytes per sec.. you will probably be targeted from whoever trying to crash your torrent, unless its unpopular/non copy writed material your torrenting. of course may differ depending what country your in. Assuming you own the connection and theres not an admin or NAT shuttin you down.

i m not confusing Mbits and MBytes, i have 1000 Mbits[1 gb] connection

 

[ionut2013]

Al version crashes when i get around 50-60 MB/s Download,
Screen:

 

[Mushkins]

Try a different client altogether. uTorrent hasn't really been good in a while. I know mine pegs my HDD at 100% utilization if I add any torrent above 10 gigs for no apparent reason, it's a mess.

 

[John Connor]

Perhaps someone else can verify the credability of the oldapps.com site.

I've used oldapps and haven't had any trouble.

 

[John Connor]

I've seen some people use Vuze. http://www.vuze.com/

 

[It's Not Lupus]

filehippo is also good imo.

http://www.filehippo.com/download_utorrent/9859/

you may want to try changing the disk cache settings, like increasing the cache.

for windows, an alternative client is qbittorrent.