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Buffalo they claim, though seems to get lower ping and higher speeds to Toronto servers.

Will update thread with pictures, neater layout, etc etc in the near future. For now, below is the simply run through (commands below are entered after logging into your VPS via a shell client such as 'putty') Notes: Any lines marked with # are simply notes. Do not type these lines as commands, simply take note of them and continue downwards with the commands below it. Installing required programs yum -y install kdepim yum -y install vnc-server yum -y install nano yum -y install firefox Starting+setting VNC password+setting up VNC config (change password with what you would like your VNC password to be set as. You will be required to type this twice) (note that in the below commands, ^ represents holding down the ctrl key, followed by which key to press, ctrl+\ and ctrl+x below) vncserver password password vncserver -kill :1 nano /root/.vnc/xstartup ^\ twm startkde y ^x y *enter* #Nano should now be closed vncserver Create an SH script for starting OSBot on your desktop nano /root/Desktop/OSbot.sh java -jar osbot*.jar ^x y *enter* Congratulations! You have now setup VNCserver with kdepim, firefox. Simply connect to your server via VNC (I personally use UltraVNC viewer) The next step is installing java. Now, you could simply use "yum -y install java", though this would install an outdated version of java and would not run OSBot correctly. Installing Java Installs the latest version Step 1: nevigate to www.java.com and find the latest java download as an RPM Step 2: Download the RPM, saving it to your desktop. Step 3: Click to rename the RPM once it's download, though instead of actually renaming it simply copy the current name (^c / right click, copy) Step 4: open a terminal/konsole (right click desktop - konsole) Step 5: Type the following command rpm -rvh (right click - paste) As long as this doesn't give any errors, you should now have an updated version of JRE installed. Downloading OSBot The next step is simply downloading OSBot. This is the same as on all operating systems. Step 1: Go back to firefox and nevigate to http://osbot.org/get/index.php Step 2: Save the file to your desktop. Congratulations! You now have OSBot installed. Starting OSBot: Step 1: Open konsole/terminal/shell (skip if already open) Step 2. If [~/Desktop] # is not shown, type (if shown, skip step): cd /root/Desktop Step 3: type the following command in konsole/terminal/shell sh osbot.sh **Warning** delete/move *ALL* older versions of OSBot from your desktop after updating **Warning** **Warning** The sh script will open any it sees on your desktop, including older versions **warning** Need further assistance setting up a VPS? Message me on here!

Intel. 4770k I've heard is great. AMD. FX-8350 recommended. Anything higher is simply overkill and really not worth it. If you've got enough cash to buy higher than an 8350, you might as well simply get a high end Intel build instead. Based on many comparisons, the FX-8350 (or the higher up FX range) will beat ANY mid-high (Under ~$400) Intel desktop CPU on the market FPS wise when playing games while streaming using xsplit. Tests were all done with the same graphics cards, harddrives, etc. Only difference was CPU+motherboard. However, when not streaming the same tests show Intel to have slightly higher FPS on all games tested. As for prices, AMD FX-8350 I recently purchased for $220. Nuff' said. Hope this helps. TL;DR Are you a rich ********? No: AMD > Intel. Yes: Intel > AMD.

hahhaha mines even worse than yours haha and what kind of VPS is this can you PM me a link please dude? OpenVZ, E-series CPU (3.4ghz) shared, 2GB ram guarenteed, 50GB SSD etc. PM'd link. Edit: My home net..

24 hours?? Mine got set up (to my suprise, i must admit) in under 5-10 minutes

I recently purchased a VPS with ChicagoVPS, a company known for bad uptime, extreme over selling and terrible support. Why? Because it's been over a year since anyone I could find bitching about them had actually even owned a VPS with Chicago. I will be logging the first month below. VPS Specs: CPU 13.6 GHz (shared) RAM 2048 MB SSD Cached Disk 50 GB Bandwidth 2048 GB Ip Addresses 2 Day 1: mstat -P ALL: (while running 1 OSBot) Speedtest: Experienced no lagg at all, insane internet speeds and I seemed to of had the whole CPU to myself. Day 2: Experienced slight lagg for ~1hour, was only enough to slow the bot I was using by 5-10% (xp+cash gains). Speeds went back to normal after this time. Internet speeds were still up around the 800-900mb/s mark. Days 3/4/5 No lagg experienced on the server its self; seems to be about the same speed as days 1. Internet wise, downloads (as expected) have slown slightly - Getting ~600Mb/s download, 925Mb/s upload currently.

Bought $8 for 4m, smooth trade, thanks man.