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Wrong section bud

Who cares if somebody 'leachs' in this context? He just uses a free service to help him with a game that he plays, that shouldn't devalue his opinion in the eyes of others in most contexts.

Fans: Sounds good, remember to use air flow and static pressure fans appropriately i.e. Corsair h100i = air flow exhausts static pressure intakes, air flow intakes/exhausts case. The only fans I pay attention to are the Corsair/Noctua ones. You can spray paint them the colour you want if your willing to do that. HDDs: Np, you can also cache (cache partition?) some of your SSD to improve the overall speed of your HDD. Personally, I'd go for a 250GB SSD and 1TB HDD even if that means getting a not as good SSD and HDD. Or get a small SSD and just RAID 10 two HDDs. Regardless, theirs a few routes you can take. GPU: Sounds good, the 770 is a nice card. Monitor: I'm going to be leaving out a lot of information here because it's a big topic which I'm not 100% confident in (like how I did with the motherboard) but generally speaking the main things you've got to look out for is: colour depth, contract ratio (?), response time, resolution, adjust ability (i.e. if you like moving your monitor around), ports (if you want to use your monitor as a hub etc) and the hertz (forgot the word but it's something like that) of the monitor i.e. 60 hz = 60 fps actually outputted from the monitor. No point in getting 2x titans in sli if you've only got a 60 hz monitor for example. Case: You can get it in black too, I think it looks nice in white though. The H100i fits in a push/pull config in the storm scout 2 too. Regardless, the case is your choice because that's what your looking at not what I'm looking at :3. They're are quite a few good options out their though. Personally I went for a Fractal Design Define R4 which is a pretty nice case. It weighs a frikking ton (it's putting holes in the bottom of my computer desk atm) and it's huge which is a good thing for your parts etc but is awful for finding space (I had to break the printer tray of my desk to fit it in) haha. Npnp, I'm glad I can help; I love talking about hardware! You didn't sound like a dick dw .

Get 140mm fans if your case supports it (the 750D supports it I'm sure) (corsair quiet edition or the noctua ones you've chosen). Remember to make sure they use four pin connectors. Change the seagate out for a Caviar Blue Western digital 7200RPM 1tb HDD. I have a black and green atm, blacks noisy as fuck and the greens slow as fuck unless you disable the option where it stops spinning and just raid 10 them but then you may as well go for a blue. Western Digital gg Seagate but seagates good ofc just for the price your spending I'd go for a better HDD. Get the AMD 280x if that's your budget for the graphics card. If you really want a Nvidea graphics card get the 770 or a second hand 680. If you don't mind spending $550 get the AMD R9 290x when it comes out soon. I'd go for a dif monitor but it's up to you (wide variety so I won't comment on one). The Corsair 750D is a nice case but it isn't necessarily the case I'd go for personally for this build, your not crossfiring/sli'ing cards etc. I'd personally go for the Cooler master storm scout 2 (white) (and get the corsair fans and put the little white ring around them), it's not as good a case but you don't need a huge case or anything.

Man time flies. It doesn't feel so long ago I was playing Rs back in 08 and now look at how things are!

Everyones found at least one Occazn acc x]. I bet the few legit players are like wtfs an Occazn.

I don't own one because I don't MMORPG (lul, yes I don't play Rs anymore [and I haven't for a while]). But I've got nothing but praise for it. If you can be bothered setting it up in the correct fashion and allow yourself to get used to it, it's good but that being said I'm sure their are other good options out their too.

So, I think an Admin should fix this issue and people should stop arguing with the OP. He is quite right. I'm not even going to bother wasting my time with idiots who would like to debate/argue otherwise.

If you don't know much about the topic then research it lol.

I'd be very surprised if anyone would buy this on this site so if you made the guide with the intention of selling it theirs no point in attempting to do so. If anything you should release it for free, help people out. You can of course continue to try and sell it, it's your guide.

Hey, I have like 40-60k of them (I need to xfer them so min 40 max 60). Looking for 580ea on bulk. Looking for a quick sale. Skype: Fringie2

Hi, I'm looking for a partner to refer a friend with (prepaid cards). I have some accounts I want to apply membership to as they already have the stats I want. I have three accounts I would like to do this to. If your interested please add me on Skype. I have no problems with a trusted MM applying the memberships otherwise I'll apply them and expect payment first. Price :1.2m My Skype: Fringie2 Thanks for your time, -Fringie

Using it now, seems to be a good program to run and clean up your pc.. Thanks Firstly, did you re-install windows without backing up profiles etc? Because that means any configured settings, software etc you had is no longer automatically adjusting your settings for you. If 30% is more than usual then your CPU might have been overclocked, I don't think reformatting affects your BIOS settings though.. Maybe it's something to do with drivers etc, I'm not too sure in that respect. It shouldn't be higher. You'll need to download and install some fan monitoring software so you can control the speeds etc. Don't let your CPU go above 70 degrees and the GPU (if you have one) over 85 though. If you can't be bothered with that get some quiet edition fans (noctua or the corsair silent series [slightly worse than noctua but they look nicer ] fans) and replace your stock fans. Stock fans are always noisy so even the silence optimized fans at the maximum output are pretty quiet. That has no relevance, I hate when people comment when they don't know anything in relation to the discussed topic. You just fill peoples head with incorrect/irrelevent info. PS I haven't heard of the memleak being fixed, can you link me the thread that says that (I'm interested). Hmm it's quite a long story, but my hard disk had to be replaced. I replaced it by myself and installed a clean version of windows 8 on it. To be sure, i downloaded a driver check software (driver doctor) to check if all my drivers were up to date and they were. It's just strange that my fan makes a lot more noise as it did before.. Do you know any fan monitoring programs? i'm using HP Coolsense right now, but i can't set fan speed etc. EDIT: I donwloaded speedfan, and here are some results: Temp1: 64C Core 0: 63C Core1: 63C So with 1 client running the core is already 60C+.. wtf? Try to get the same results as before and look in your task manager (performance tab) to see how much resources osbot is using. Maybe theirs something running in the background eating up all your resources resulting in higher temps. It seems to be OSBot only, since it's using 20%-25% of my CPU per client. I know it's caused by the memory leak which is in the client itself, but i just wanted to discuss if there are any temporay fixes for it and why it's using so much more CPU as it did before. Anyway, i'm thinking about buying a VPS to run bots on another kind of system (?) so i can just shut off my laptop at night.. Since i never used anything like a VPS before i would like to know if that's a good option? How much would it cost to run 2 bots on a decent VPS? is it safe? VPS's are typically safe assuming you buy them from legit sellers (I buy em from proper websites normally). I use Windows VPS/Dedi's cause it's really simple but linux = better value for money but it can be a bit of a headache at times. Well again, it depends what approach you take. It can cost you from $2/acc to $8. Personally, I go for convenience so normally I pay around $5/acc (better support if issues occur etc, really fast to setup bots/check etc but of course all of this can happen with linux too). I can't really recommend any to you because you'd want a really low power VPS and I have never bought one like that though sorry but if you find one you like feel free to link me and I'll have a look and give you my thoughts about it.

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Firstly, did you re-install windows without backing up profiles etc? Because that means any configured settings, software etc you had is no longer automatically adjusting your settings for you. If 30% is more than usual then your CPU might have been overclocked, I don't think reformatting affects your BIOS settings though.. Maybe it's something to do with drivers etc, I'm not too sure in that respect. It shouldn't be higher. You'll need to download and install some fan monitoring software so you can control the speeds etc. Don't let your CPU go above 70 degrees and the GPU (if you have one) over 85 though. If you can't be bothered with that get some quiet edition fans (noctua or the corsair silent series [slightly worse than noctua but they look nicer ] fans) and replace your stock fans. Stock fans are always noisy so even the silence optimized fans at the maximum output are pretty quiet. That has no relevance, I hate when people comment when they don't know anything in relation to the discussed topic. You just fill peoples head with incorrect/irrelevent info. PS I haven't heard of the memleak being fixed, can you link me the thread that says that (I'm interested). Hmm it's quite a long story, but my hard disk had to be replaced. I replaced it by myself and installed a clean version of windows 8 on it. To be sure, i downloaded a driver check software (driver doctor) to check if all my drivers were up to date and they were. It's just strange that my fan makes a lot more noise as it did before.. Do you know any fan monitoring programs? i'm using HP Coolsense right now, but i can't set fan speed etc. EDIT: I donwloaded speedfan, and here are some results: Temp1: 64C Core 0: 63C Core1: 63C So with 1 client running the core is already 60C+.. wtf? Try to get the same results as before and look in your task manager (performance tab) to see how much resources osbot is using. Maybe theirs something running in the background eating up all your resources resulting in higher temps. That has no relevance, I hate when people comment when they don't know anything in relation to the discussed topic. You just fill peoples head with incorrect/irrelevent info. PS I haven't heard of the memleak being fixed, can you link me the thread that says that (I'm interested). Actually it is relevant Memory leaks lead to high CPU. http://osbot.org/forum/topic/18168-a-progress-update-on-osbot-2/ Memory leaks over time lead to higher resource usage, they do not create a significantly higher initial wastage. It gets worse over time. Firstly, did you re-install windows without backing up profiles etc? Because that means any configured settings, software etc you had is no longer automatically adjusting your settings for you. If 30% is more than usual then your CPU might have been overclocked, I don't think reformatting affects your BIOS settings though.. Maybe it's something to do with drivers etc, I'm not too sure in that respect. It shouldn't be higher. You'll need to download and install some fan monitoring software so you can control the speeds etc. Don't let your CPU go above 70 degrees and the GPU (if you have one) over 85 though. If you can't be bothered with that get some quiet edition fans (noctua or the corsair silent series [slightly worse than noctua but they look nicer ] fans) and replace your stock fans. Stock fans are always noisy so even the silence optimized fans at the maximum output are pretty quiet. That has no relevance, I hate when people comment when they don't know anything in relation to the discussed topic. You just fill peoples head with incorrect/irrelevent info. PS I haven't heard of the memleak being fixed, can you link me the thread that says that (I'm interested). first off you need to watch your mouth and talk with some respect. Secondly, there is a memory leak. The developers have said it'll be fixed in Osbot 2 to multiple staff members. From your own words, I hate when people comment when they don't know anything in relation to the discussed topic, which you don't. damn, my feelings are hurt

Firstly, did you re-install windows without backing up profiles etc? Because that means any configured settings, software etc you had is no longer automatically adjusting your settings for you. If 30% is more than usual then your CPU might have been overclocked, I don't think reformatting affects your BIOS settings though.. Maybe it's something to do with drivers etc, I'm not too sure in that respect. It shouldn't be higher. You'll need to download and install some fan monitoring software so you can control the speeds etc. Don't let your CPU go above 70 degrees and the GPU (if you have one) over 85 though. If you can't be bothered with that get some quiet edition fans (noctua or the corsair silent series [slightly worse than noctua but they look nicer :p] fans) and replace your stock fans. Stock fans are always noisy so even the silence optimized fans at the maximum output are pretty quiet. That has no relevance, I hate when people comment when they don't know anything in relation to the discussed topic. You just fill peoples head with incorrect/irrelevent info. PS I haven't heard of the memleak being fixed, can you link me the thread that says that (I'm interested).

what did i just read?;s

Such a weak defence statement. I'm not even going to bother debating this matter. Get your act together @ Admins.

Misleading title. This isn't fixing the issue, it's just a tempfix to the wastage created.

Leave your price and add me on skype @ fringie2

I hope you get your grades sorted. For the past five (past six I think mattered) I've not bothered with school/collage (it's funny you can just see my grades fall every year xD [i used to be in the top classes for every subject lel]) and it really has stopped me from doing much because despite having the knowledge to do things I don't have certain grades (i.e. maths) to back that up and honestly it's really not a nice feeling watching your most of your friends get into University etc and your not making as good progress.. Get your life sorted bro, few years of putting a bit of effort in will get you far for the rest of your life. Money can fix most problems (worst part is I'm not even joking), focus on that and keep your relation with people good and your life will be sorted.

Revamp veteran so it's like that but make the date earlier so you need even more time online.

You have to be in your own team soz.

Sold all to scorpioz, thanks.

AMD aren't bad, no clue where your getting that opinion from. The A10 series is only good if your going to use it for your APU so I can already tell you know nothing. What? The 8350 beast of a card, not as good slightly worse than the i7 3770k (which was it's competitor) and it costs nearly half the price; how can you complain about that? Also, why is nvidia shitting themselves about AMD's official new card release next month code named hawaii? The last time AMD released high end cards was in 2011 and even to date the cards compare to some of the best consumer grade nvidea's (they also dominate the low end and business markets) imagine what their new series will be like. Leaked results (using early drivers, imagine when the drivers are finished) of one of the high end cards beat the titan and it costs $600. Expect nothing spectacular from AMD BUT expect them to wipe the floor with nvidea (their high end cards will be better than the nvidea cards and I'm sure AMD will continue to dominate other sections of the market)! If you seriously follow hardware you should know that AMDs new cards are really anticipated. The only let down AMD have done this year so far is with the 9000 series of cpu's. 8350 competes with 3570k... and falls behind most of the time. i do agree that amd's GPU's are great, though. But they certainly don't "wipe the floor" with nvidia. Look it up online, with practical applications the 8350 falls just behind a 3770k but when running benchmarks it's score is more comparable to a 3570k. I don't need to explain it when you can look up the facts. Wut.. the 7970 which was released in 2011 is 10% averaged out worse than the 770 while still costing less, nuff said? Their new series will defo wipe the floor with nvidea's current series. Their is a lot of reasons why theirs a huge hype over AMDs cards atm. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2049397/amd-unveils-hawaii-generation-of-gpus.html http://www.extremetech.com/gaming/167309-radeon-r9-290x-hardware-specs-and-benchmarks-of-amds-titan-killer-leaked both are worth the watch... Also im not sure where you thought i was bashing the 7970(or the 770?), but they really are about the same. and you do realize that the 770 is just a 680 with a newer pcb right? also it's hard to tell from this point in time whether the new cards will "wipe the floor" with the 780 or titan because they aren't even out yet, and as far as i can tell nobody outside amd has gotten their hands on them. if you do find a review though please send me the link for i am interested. I guess you don't really know too much then do you . The r9 290x nickname is the 'titan killer' if you weren't aware and amd have released details etc. As I said look it up yourself. The 770 is quieter, requires less power etc and is slightly better but costs a lot more. The 770 uses the GK104 architecture but everything else is completely different, it has less cudacores etc but since it's using more recent technologies it performs neck and neck with a 680. AMD have been releasing details about the card this week. As I said look it up yourself.