Torrent client with normal memory management under Windows?

Question

bittorrent

Please tell me a torrent client that does not consume memory like crazy.
For example, now there is uTorrent 2.2, which eats RAM up to 95%. I tried many methods, but nothing helps (at the moment, the option to turn off the Windows cache is disabled in the utorrent settings, plus keys have been added to the registry that set the minimum priority of I / O operations for utorrent, but it still eats all available memory).
Are there torrent clients that don't do this?
PS. Naturally, this happens when downloading large files (from 10GB).
P.P.S. I've tried:
BitTorrent and Vuze
Vuze handled memory better, but it's not particularly fast on its own.

Answer 1

uTorrent 2.0.2 (build 19648), uses 40MB of memory. 79 distributions (5 active), 3 downloads (1 of them is a file larger than 10GB).

Answer 2

I don't know about 64-bit seven, but I have a minimum of memory with hundreds of large torrents eating transmission-daemon. There are attempts to build under Win .

Answer 3

Buy a normal hard drive for yourself and keep half of the drive free (as expected).
Plus idiocy with underestimated IO back to the original.
It can eat memory only because of an error (it doesn’t eat for us) or because it is impossible to flush to disk.

Answer 4

> Now there is uTorrent 2.2, which eats RAM up to 95%
> in the settings of the utorrent, the option to turn off the Windows cache is turned off Check the checkbox next to
Disable Windows caching of disk reads.
This solves memory consuming problems in Win7.

Answer 5

you have a strange problem, for 4 years of using the torrent, I have not encountered such problems on Windows. auto-updated version 2,2,1 beta without special settings. But in the Linux version, I periodically observe a similar problem - the cache is clogged and the kernel on which the torrent hangs is loaded at 100%, usually it goes away on its own in a few minutes, or after restarting the process. It's also interesting how to overcome it, although I hope these are alpha problems.