I've been trying to figure out the cause, but haven't had much luck. Sometimes it seems like it happens with larger torrents downloading (~7 or 8 gigs), and sometimes it seems to happen if i change the bandwidth limit.
Is this a known bug? Anything I can do to help get this fixed? It's a huge problem for me, and I even ended up switching to uTorren (until i realized it sucked and decided a buggy transmission would be better than it

EDIT: After a bit of searching, I guess a lot of people are having this problem. Here's the solution I tried:
I've never used textwrangler, but I'm assuming that when you create a new document it's non-rich? Oh well. I did what this guy said, and hopefully it works!Create a non-rich text text file (best by using TextMate or TextWrangler) with only following content in the file:
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net.inet.tcp.rfc1323=0 net.inet.tcp.recvspace=32768 net.inet.tcp.sendspace=32768 net.inet.tcp.win_scale_factor=1 net.inet.tcp.sockthreshold=0
After that, save the file as /etc/sysctl.conf
Normally, when you choose "Save As..." in any Mac OS X application, it won't show you the directory "/etc". In order to let it show it, choose "Save As..." and then type "/" in the save dialog. When you enter "/" , it will show you a textfield. Enter "/etc" and push return. The save dialog will then show you the content of "/etc". Now enter the filename "sysctl.conf" and hit "Save".