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I too get the random crash/freeze with mirror mode, but not very often at all, and its usually with a walking script, and after clearing cache its common, because alot of the times in the crash or before, it will be loading something for me which is common after a cache clear. Sometimes though I come back and its either just crashed or black. Again though its rare for me. I really like mirror mode and get many hours with no issue most days, and I run 4-5 clients in mirror, I think thats where I run into the issue more time than not, is when setting up all 5 bots, when they all running if 1 hour have past and nothing crashed I feel confident they wont. i7 2600k, 8g ram, and osbot v.59, java 8 fresh install, using osbuddy to attach to.

I ran into this issue too didnt post about it yet. I have Java 8+ fully updated. Only on version .60 though.. I reverted back to .59 and it is fine... also this only happened when trying to start a second mirror client.

This is exactly what I do, but I use OSBuddy, I prob use more cpu resources doing that, but we. I have only ever tried 5 bots on 5 different proxies and works flawless.

Goodluck with your farm, will be pretty impressive.

islamicstate.uk LOL

Could of really used that extra 50 cents.

B.O.A.T

I initially voted for Realist, because very qualified, but now Scotty added me as friend...so I felt compelled to change my vote Sorry, and good luck. Keepo

Thanks for ruining this childhood song for me. Now anytime I hear it, I am going to hear HAD and be sad.

Yup, sorry about the bad news. Look into a VPS, also look into using low CPU mode on the client aswell as some scripts will have a low CPU mode. I would also check background processes, look into a program called Razer Cortex, can be used to close un-used, un-needed background processes, download CCleaner, and Malwarebytes, make sure your computer is clean. Maybe open that bich up and clean out all the dust, to make sure its not overheating, causing more slow downs. Lots you can do to maybe get more out of that thing and run multiple bots. Like I said, I am surprised you cant run 2 bots with no issue with your PC, regardless of how dated it is.

Everyday. Edit: Post #100 w00t

That told me what I need to know. They basically took a laptop and put it into a desktop. You can not upgrade your CPU as the CPU is soldered onto the motherboard, you cannot add a Graphics card either at any point if you want to play games with it, as it only has a half size PCIe slot, the only thing up-gradable is your RAM, which will have no effect on this as 8gb is enough. I hate to say it, but your stuck with that unless you want to drop about up to 750-1250$ on a real desktop PC that could run 10 bot clients.

That's odd considering when I look up your processor its a Notebook processor. What is your motherboard? What socket is it? What is your PSU?

That's not really an option when you have a laptop CPU.

To be honest I am surprise you cant run 2 bot client with your toaster, I wonder if you have something else going on there that is using too many resources not allowing you to run 2 bots. If you have a budget people could go by they could maybe give you PC partpicker suggestions, but try the low CPU mode that Framble suggested for the time being.

wow...def dont sell face to face he might, "tear you to shreds and fuck whoever you bring along I'll knife the cunt believe me I would". Kappa

Word.

DN#2 6,11,22,31,37,46 8,15,26,37,41,45

Damn son. Terminated by Jagex? or Music? What happened.. Try again!

Is it bad that im laughing along with terrorists?

Looks very nice!

Why do you think your mule got banned?

Interesting, probably try it once.

51 thousands bans incoming, LOL.

Mirror mode works with Osbuddy. All I do is open Osbuddy with Proxifier, with my proxy, let the game load, and pick my world. Then i load osbot, click mirror mode and launch, then I add bot, it will search for client, couple seconds later I get a blue screen, saying "Window needs to be in fixed mode", so to fix this I grab the Osbuddy client, and grab the bottom of the window and re-size it, by moving the bottom part of the window, upwards about a millimeter, at which point Osbot, will then change to the login screen and I am ready to start my script. If I want more than 1 mirror mode, I restart this process.