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uTorrent is a Windows client with a very small footprint and much room for configuration, so it's one of the most popular choices. Vuse – formerly Azureus – is a Java application and will run on numerous platforms. It's not as nippy as uTorrent, but it includes a couple of tricks and features that the smaller program doesn't. We'll concentrate on setting up uTorrent here, as it's the logical choice for most users. BitTorrent concentrates on encouraging users to share their bandwidth and legal i les. To do this, it limits the download speed for those who aren't sharing or those who don't continue seeding after download to a 1:1 upload/ download ratio. This means that you need to configure your client and router to enable uploads to go ahead at a reasonable level. There's an art to getting these settings optimised, as they depend on the speed of your connection. See the 'Optimise your client' box for more details. Look at the stats. You also need to pay attention to the statistics published for the torrent files that you download. Sites listing torrents often supply details for the file's number of peers, seeders and leechers, although these aren't in real-time and are generally out of date. However, these statistics do give an indication of how popular the download is, which in turn will give you some idea of transfer speeds. When downloading a file using a BitTorrent client, you'll get an accurate idea of how many seeds, leechers and peers you're actively connected to. It's important to pay attention to the number of seeders, because that figure will directly affect your download speed. A torrent that's being seeded by just one computer that's uploading at 5KB/s will download at a maximum of that upload speed. If there are a number of active leechers who have been downloading the file for some time, you could benefit from them re-seeding it as they download because it will improve the download speed. However, each leeching computer has an incomplete version of the file.

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