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Disputed member: Superman http://osbot.org/forum/user/26399-superman/ Dispute Location: I saw that superman posted on an thread about him wishing to purchase 07 gold, I was looking to sell and quickly added him. This post: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/26446-buying-osrs-gold/?p=299828 Evidence: Whole chat log: http://prntscr.com/26u08k http://prntscr.com/26u0h5 http://prntscr.com/26u0lm http://prntscr.com/26u2z1 <- some explanations http://prntscr.com/26u3ik <- more explanations http://prntscr.com/26u3ow http://prntscr.com/26u3wl http://prntscr.com/26u3zd http://prntscr.com/26u5ep <- PM from him confirming his identity Explanation: Alot is explained in the two images above, but i'll shortly describe what happened: I was looking to sell some 07 gold as I usually do, on one thread I saw that Superman is buying 07 gold, so I decided to add him. I asked him if he wanted to buy some 07gp, he answered that he does and we proceeded to the deal. Everything seemed to be going smooth at first, until I passed him the gold and my internet went out, was made to connect to the internet by phone and proxies.. He started saying that I never passed him the gold and the trade has not happened.

Dealing with him atm.

25 atm

I'd call that an amateur farm, not a goldfarm ;D

Volumedrive.com, go for dedicated, there is a AMD FX-8350, which goes for cheap, aswell check out others - you will not get cheaper than that I believe

It can handle it on 100% usage + slight overclocking, low cpu function and my own script. We are looking at a budget build, it really competes with most of the i7 models, besides a few, which most would cost more than this whole build and give only a slight boost in performance. Paying for an i7 in my opinion is not worth it. I am talking money, it is more worth it to buy the FX-8350 for botting, than an i7, as you will profit more and the electricity usage is only slightly higher with the AMD. Everything that I said here is my opinion and experience, I own some i7's, but I prefer AMD's for the price and am not looking to buy more i7's in the future, if I would go for Intel - I would go for server processors only, suchs as Dual X5570 processors(Used cost around $100-$120 on ebay, but give a great performance, although a motherboard for dual processors would cost alot.). Additional image:

How much would this cost? I built it for around $500, I used all new parts, but I received a discount on parts(something like 30%). This is including all parts, such as case, HDD, etc. Aswell people are suggesting 24-32gb ram, that's not necessary! I believe could run what I run on 12GB fine, but I have 16GB as this build is with dual channel, you get more speed if you use 2 or 4 chips, instead of 3, If I put 12GB it would have 3 chips OSBot only uses alot of memory upon it's start up, after some time the amount of RAM usage drops, aswell I suggest using memory cleaner software.

An computer, which would run 30 bots~ might cost you alot, a better choice would be having two seperate computers that could run 15 bots each, that way you might end up using the same or a smaller amount of electricity. The following will run 20+ bots(Personally I can run nearly 30 bots with Low CPU, although it gets quite laggy): GA-78LMT-USB3 Motherboard AMD FX-8350 processor(it has 8 cores with 4.0 ghz each, turbo is 4.2ghz, the processor is unlocked aswell and you can easily overclock(keep in mind that you will need good cooling). You should get 4x4GB ram(I personally have Kingston 1600mhz ram chips, you don't need anything fancy). The motherboard has integrated graphics, so you will not need an graphics card! Overall this is a very budget build, with which you get most for you dollar, although it is strictly for botting, but you could game on it very nicely if you would get a nice graphics card !

Sold him 6m 07 gp, went perfectly fine, thanks.

Find it yourself.

Only 1 account of 45 accounts banned

Swapped succesfully.

Talking to him on skype.

1,5m gold, skype: master.onetwo

pm me with prices, amount is 30-40k/24 hours. Current stock: 35k

I have built an PC with Intel i7-920, 8GB kingston RAM, MSI x58 platinum motherboard, 500GB SATA3 hard drive, Nvidia geforce 210 graphics card(only needed this as the motherboard doesn't have an integrated one). All went for around $350~, motherboard an CPU was used, but not alot, considering CPU's don't really break, so this added up to be a really fair price. All the parts besides motherboard and cpu are brand new, I didn't include the power supply, cables, etc in the list, but they are included in the price.