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lets see your botting rig!

Yeah, well, i am looking forward to seeing a pic, anyway :)
 
blista08 said:
Right now I'm working on building a "fish tank" computer completely submerged in mineral oil. That'll be my next "botting rig" lol.

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Something similar to this.
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O M G, never seen such a concept. Gonna do some research on that topic, for sure. Thanks for posting it, looks really interesting.
 
One of my machines.

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i7-920 @ 4GHZ
24GB DDR3-1600
3x 128GB Plextor M3P SSD
2x EVGA GTX 470SC

all underwater :)
 
IGG said:
warbux, 3930K octa core, really? unless you installed 2 extra cores somehow :)
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ahaha yea your right...

ad3ddd said:
GEEZ, are you kidding right now? This is all mega overkill(especially warbux), are you guys going for the most expensive stuff you can find or what? Pretty sure amd vishera 6 and 8 cores with a decent cooler (under 50$) + 150-200$ GPU will run 10 bots. No need to go fancy, blista08 had a ~600$ configuration made and this is the way to go. Better build 2 of those low cost machines instead of these top range i7 / server processor builds you have posted. Seriously, this is insane. Cost efficiency, anyone?
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First getting a crappy AMD vishera with low budget GPU is fine if you want to spend money on 2nd rate tech. Personally when I purchase a new machine I factor in things like EOL and Core Density. My server came from the Data Center I colo at. It was my old Virtual Machine Server but its been replaced with a dual processor AMD Opteron 6272 rwith 192GB of RAM and an SSD array thats 64 cores of beast mode... They sound like Jets taking off.

ad3ddd said:
O M G, never seen such a concept. Gonna do some research on that topic, for sure. Thanks for posting it, looks really interesting.
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actually there are a few boutique brands that already sell fully submerged CPUs. I doubt thats his fish tank PC look how old that board is. What is it like a 680i w/ DDR2 RAM....
 
warbux said:
ahaha yea your right...



First getting a crappy AMD vishera with low budget GPU is fine if you want to spend money on 2nd rate tech. Personally when I purchase a new machine I factor in things like EOL and Core Density. My server came from the Data Center I colo at. It was my old Virtual Machine Server but its been replaced with a dual processor AMD Opteron 6272 rwith 192GB of RAM and an SSD array thats 64 cores of beast mode... They sound like Jets taking off.



actually there are a few boutique brands that already sell fully submerged CPUs. I doubt thats his fish tank PC look how old that board is. What is it like a 680i w/ DDR2 RAM....
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I posted the pic up as an example ;).

His point was that if you're using the computer STRICTLY for botting, why would you run it as such an overkill? Hell, my main rig is pretty overkill for just botting. The trick is finding full efficiency for maximum profit. Just because you can run a computer that sounds like jet doesn't mean you need to :P. Let me know how many bots you're running on the old server.

"1st rate tech" is not the way to go if you're only doing it for botting. It's a complete waste of money.
 
blista08, 2700k has no vd-t (intel virtualization) and in that case 2600k is much better. Whats your v-core at 5oc and whats your temps at 100% load?

Are you noob botters guys? Why post your gaming rigs with 2 gpu's and crappy amd fanboys?

Botting is all about CPU, raw CPU power. The more, the better. IMO good 2 cpu server can handle ~25+ vms and even more reg. clients.
Single gtx460 has 65-75% load for me with good d3 prefs (but still 30 fps) and 12 VMS with d3 and db.

Somebody please show me your real BOTRIG!11
 
ezpwnd said:
hah, enjoying the electricitybill much? (:
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this machine runs about 12-14 hours a days

paying 45euros per month thats ok ;)

i would like to use my intel modular server for botting but d3 wont work :(
 
IGG said:
blista08, 2700k has no vd-t (intel virtualization) and in that case 2600k is much better. Whats your v-core at 5oc and whats your temps at 100% load?

Are you noob botters guys? Why post your gaming rigs with 2 gpu's and crappy amd fanboys?

Botting is all about CPU, raw CPU power. The more, the better. IMO good 2 cpu server can handle ~25+ vms and even more reg. clients.
Single gtx460 has 65-75% load for me with good d3 prefs (but still 30 fps) and 12 VMS with d3 and db.

Somebody please show me your real BOTRIG!11
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2700k has been SLIGHTLY higher than 2600k on the OC benchmark results. For $10.00 more in price, I preferred to get the "slightly better" ;). If I keep the CPU clocked at 5GHZ I set around 1.46v -- 70c-75c at 100%.
 
stenzomat said:
this machine runs about 12-14 hours a days

paying 45euros per month thats ok ;)

i would like to use my intel modular server for botting but d3 wont work :(
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That's alot, you could seriously safe some money with new hardware! My i7 rigs will take ~180-220W when running 9 instances. that's about 4,8kWh per machine, per 24 hours. Sadly this will translate into 38,16€ per machine per month in energycosts. I pay almost 0,265€ per kWh in germany - what do you guys pay for your engergy?
 
e31230v2
32g ram
asus b75
asus 5850 1gb
380w psu
128g SSD

run 6 bots in 6 vm, and play sc2 or wow at same time.
 
a spare 24/7 rig, [email protected], 6gb Ram, 9800gt, 50mbps Inet, runs up to 4 (tried that many), used as a media/game center as well. Didnt expect to be able to pull that much :) from spare parts PC .About 15? a month at 10c/KWh
 
ezpwnd said:
That's alot, you could seriously safe some money with new hardware! My i7 rigs will take ~180-220W when running 9 instances. that's about 4,8kWh per machine, per 24 hours. Sadly this will translate into 38,16€ per machine per month in energycosts. I pay almost 0,265€ per kWh in germany - what do you guys pay for your engergy?
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$0.08/kWhr in Texas
 
1) Retired work notebook

Intel T7200 2.0Ghz
2GB Ram
Geforce Go 7700 512MB
Intel X25-M 80GB

Game is nearly unplayable, but bot works okay.
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2)Current work notebook

Intel Q720 1.6GHz
8GB RAM
Geforce 335M 1GB
Corsair Force GT 240GB

Runs decent
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3) Built with scraps
Asus P5E
Intel Q8400
8GB Ram
Geforce 8800 GTS 640MB
WD Raptor 74GB

Runs well
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4) Built with scraps, a computer for guest to use when they come to my house
Asus P5K
Intel Q6600
8GB RAM
Geforce GTS 450 1GB
Intel X-25M 80GB
OCZ RevoDrive 120GB

Runs well
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A) Main, at my home
Asus P8Z77-V Deluxe
Intel i7-3770 3.4Ghz
16GB RAM
Nvidia-branded Geforce GTX 660Ti 2GB
Intel X-25M 160GB
Intel 520 series 240GB
21" Dell UltraSharp 2007WFP
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B) Main, at my home overseas
Asus P6X58D Premium
Intel i7-930
12GB RAM
EVGA GeForce GTX 580 1.5GB
Intel X-25M 160GB
Corsair Force GT 240GB
24" Dell UltraSharp 2408WFP Widescreen LCD
23" Acer GD245HQ Widescreen 3D LCD
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My mains are usually busy doing something else, so I don't really bot on them.
 
ezpwnd said:
That's alot, you could seriously safe some money with new hardware! My i7 rigs will take ~180-220W when running 9 instances. that's about 4,8kWh per machine, per 24 hours. Sadly this will translate into 38,16? per machine per month in energycosts. I pay almost 0,265? per kWh in germany - what do you guys pay for your engergy?
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Im from USA,NE i pay .08 cents/KWh and a basic service charge of $9.34 a month and a $4.40 sales tax on this particular bill.

i used 593 Kwh this month.
 
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