Crippeh

Ah, I'm using a 6300 currently with a 212 evo cpu cooler. Together, it was about $140, which would be cheaper than the 8350 and an aftermarket cooler, unless you plan on using stock. At least where I'm at, it's cheaper. I don't know the current price of 8350s though, it's been a few months since I've last checked. But true, the 8350 would perform better.

Basic, I think you should calm down and just accept it. You should be lucky I wasn't trying to ask for everything that was missing, as I could gladly list other things that Kami didn't. But I'm really not all that worried about it. Cussing me out over Skype and acting like a child isn't really a good way to go about it.

Bid noted. Thanks!

1. Pictures of the account stats 2. Pictures of the login details 3. Pictures of the total wealth (if there is any) 4. Pictures of the quests completed 5. The price you will be starting bids at 10m 6. The A/W (Auto-win) for your account A/W is 25m 7. The methods of payment you are accepting 07 gp, possibly Skrill 8. Your trading conditions Will go first to trusted members, otherwise use MM. 9. Account status 10. Original/previous owners AND Original Email Address I am the original and only owner. You will be given the current email and password to do with as you please. As I said, I am the original and only owner, so nobody will be recovering. I really wasn't wanting to sell it, but due to recent events, I'm low on money and would like to get some and build up a skiller or something different. It has all quests needed to do MDT method of nmz, and I've saved 4/8 of people in RFD. Has Imbued Zerker ring, fire cape, all defenders, fighter torso, ava's attractor, Abyssal tentacle, and full void melee, along with other random items in bank. Contact me on here, or my Skype: Crippehh

Nice :P Idk if it was just my speakers, but I thought the music might have been a bit loud. Nice video nonetheless!

Why do these maxed acc's have less 99s than other maxed ones?

No offense, but you need to sound a little more enthusiastic

Not my type of music, but nice gameplay.

Isn't it shorter than 6 hours on OS now? I tried splashing the other day, and it would keep logging me out after only about half a hour or a hour. I don't really remember exactly how long, but definitely not 6

Good luck!

Good luck! Range tanks have always been my favorite types of accounts besides mains. Also, Prayer and Magic have always been my most favorite skills in Runescape :P

^ agreed.

I almost felt bad for Basic at first, thinking it might have been his partner, although I'm pretty sure it was him. If he grew up and knew how to talk to people without saying "fuck" every 2 words... lol He deserves the ban that's coming to him.

The baby store.

I felt sorry for Basic at first, until he started cussing me out and acting like a 12 year old. They both deserve to be banned.

Once I have 100 post count, I can give you a free account, but it's f2p. stats are 50/45/40 or something like that

I_Love_Crippeh

I don't think it's a bad idea

I'm so glad I don't have to deal with any dead pixels

I like TwitchFast's build, but I personally think a FX 6300 is good enough for what you're wanting to do without even being overclocked, if you're wanting to save as much money as possible. They're easily overclockable, if you do want to, but I can do plenty of things simultaneously that's cpu intensive, and have yet to be pushed past 80% or so. Also, I just noticed the user above me posted about the 6300, so I'd like to add the clock speed is 3.5ghz, but most people can easily over clock it to at least 4.0ghz with no problems, if not higher. I remember seeing plenty of people posting about getting an average of about 4.3ghz and about 4.5-4.6 tops.

Building your own is always the best way to go, in my opinion.

^ this.

This is such an interesting thread. I've literally just been reading everybobdy's builds you put together just to pass time. :P

I almost ordered this keyboard, and so jealous of the mouse :P

I would strongly suggest building your own. It's extremely easy, all you really have to do is plug things in, and screw in a few things. You can find lots of video tutorials, also you shouldn't have to worry about breaking anything, for the most part it's all pretty sturdy and can withstand more force than you would think. I was hesitant at first because I thought I would end up breaking something, then afterwards I was completely surprised with how easy it was to do. But if you insist on buying a pre-built computer/laptop, I've heard HP was good, I have an Acer laptop that's still in great shape after about 3 years. Just don't buy a Mac. :P