Ok.. taking a break from botting. College and Family plans will make it hard to bot in my normal fashion so I believe its a good time to step away, take a deep breath and relax for a few. between 4 accounts I have over 10 80's, all with at least 5 pvp pieces each from botting BG's and i'm generating about 2k gold an hour between running 3 at any given time. Doesn't sound like much for some botters but seeing as I've not had a single account ban or suspension this entire year, I'm doing pretty good I think. Anyways, Will still be following the boards and development over the coming couple months and hoping its evolved even further by then so that I can push my new system I'm putting together (i7 Extreme 6core with 16gig ram, 1.8gig vid card) to the limits by running as many wow's as possible LOL Good luck over the summer everyone...
16gb ram but i7 six core? something is wrong here... If you use a I7 Six Core you should better use 12, 18 or 24gb of ram 16 is not really usefull.
well the 16gig is what I currently have now sitting on my desk (was a gift from a side project I did for a friend). I'm hoping to upgrade to the 24gig since the MB i'm getting will support it. Its a few months out so it will probaby all adjust a little.. the monitors are Duel 23" that i'm getting.. I figure by end of summer prices will have shaken up again so that will have a factor into what I'm gonna end up getting for a final config also, but the Process will be the i7 6core and the vid (unless a better one comes out wil be the 1.8gig nVidia) the rest is base spec based on pricing at the time
I dont see how 12GB is better than 16GB... unless something is going on between the cpu and memory that I'm not aware of.... Have a fun vacation
The I7 Six Core is a TRI-Chan CPU, so you got 6 Slots for Ram Sticks So what is possible: 6x 2 GB = 12gb 3x 4 GB + 3x 2 GB = 18gb 6x 4 GB = 24gb 16 will not work very well since its better to have same sticks in the same channel
Should not make a too much of a difference providing they match in terms of manufacturer and CAS Latency.
