Duhstin

That's because this is a dev build.

Yep.

Level 3? My mules are usually level 10-12.

Not at all, and my mule last for about 3-4 months. Lot of trades go to this single mule that is needed after an account reaches X amount. Just have it login when it's needed, not sit online 24/7 and it'll last.

You can do this with a single Gmail account. Just do "defaultaccount+x@gmail.com" as login, whatever you put will forward to defaultaccount@gmail.com.

Yep, I know. I'm just lazy. I'll get around to it one day, haha.

About normal for me, my RAM usage gets high due to web walking, as this has always been an issue but doesn't effect me really though. 45 Bots running on this at the moment. Only 52GB ram is my issue. I need to upgrade it.

^^ What he said. Should work after.

I personally own a dual E5-2670, and a dual X5660 system. On the E5 system, I run 50 bots with around 40% cpu usage, and 40 on the X5660 system with around 45% CPU usage. You can rent dedicated servers with either of these CPU setups. I purchased my dual E5 setup for $325 and the X5660 system for $160. Neither are rack servers, they use normal sized ATX cases, have Hyper 212+ on the E5's and Arctic Freezer Pros on the X5660s. Everything is quiet and electric is cheap where I'm at so this is why I own my own and don't use VPS/Dedi servers.

Hopefully but for now I'm personally re-launching the clients with CLI after it disables fixed mode.

Is any farmers having issues with new accounts defaulting to re-sizeable if the account is a fresh account? EDIT: Apparently so, just made it so it disables it.

I run a farm. Currently 50-60 bots on each machine. No issues with instant bans.

I love how people say don't bot tutorial island.. I've never had a problem doing it.

Thank you, seems fine now!

This^ Seems like no matter what, using "-allow norandoms", it triggers it.

Personally, mine grabs a mule account name from database after X amount of resources, gold earned, etc. Then goes to location and trades the mule. All my accounts that are farming are within the database, so the mule doesn't accept any trades from any accounts that isn't in the database.

Um, Cooks quest, Romeo & Juliet, and Sheep Shearer. 100k isn't needed for 7qp. lol. Or this:

Na, I've never had issues with flagged proxies. I've not switched proxies in a long long long time.

Fully automated, not worth it to buy them for f2p tbh.

F2p farm going fine at the moment, I don't use "rested" accounts though. Straight off tutorial island, 7qp, then do what they gotta do. All have been running for about 9 1/2 hours or so.

get a 2.1a charger. Or turn brightness down. Your battery may also not be able to hold a good charge under load as it once was able to do.

Doubtful, I wouldn't go that old.

I can run 50-55 on a dual E5-2670, and run around 25-30 on my dual X5660 setup depending on what type of script it is and still have a little bit of headroom for spikes. Both are Xeons. If you're only looking to only run 20, I wouldn't spend a lot. 32gb ram, and one of these older Xeon setups will do fine. If you go E5-2670 route, I'd go with more ram so you get a lot of head room for more bots if you decide to expand. The dual E5-2670 setup benchmarks like 18k I believe, while the thread ripper is around 22.5k IIRC.

Duhstin#2949

If no budget, go with i9-7980XE or the thread ripper. Question is, how many bots do you want to run? No point in spending that much if you're wanting to do a small p2p farm or something.