Jebrim

GPU barely matters, I can max RS on my Intel HD 3000. What matters is single core speed; Runescape only runs on a single core which means 6 cores in your case won't help at all, you want the fastest possible cores which are Sandy Bridge/Ivy Bridge. An i3 2100 paired with a 5770 would max Runescape fine, and if anyone reading this is buying I suggest a Z68 chipset to allow upgrading to a 2500k or Ivy Bridge in future. Sandy Bridge is a lot more expensive too. :P

No, it affects your ping, or lag, if you will. http://gyazo.com/d2e93a3642e2b66b25e29e4253b8e819 http://gyazo.com/41af510baee766cab4a2d34704a5e2a8 That's my computers specs, I don't see why i'm constantly around 5 fps, I have horrible internet but if that doesn't affect it then I don't know why Are you using Safe Mode, Software, OpenGL, or DirectX? Safe Mode with textures on would give you 5 FPS no matter how good a computer you were on. With what you've got, I'd highly recommend you play in DirectX for best performance. You'll get better rates in that than Software too.

I just ordered this laptop today: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Samsung+-+Laptop+-+Silver/4700082.p?id=1218509235220&skuId=4700082 I needed a good portable computer and this should be more than enough to run RS max settings fullscreen 50FPS, only $400 too. :)

GPU barely matters, I can max RS on my Intel HD 3000. What matters is single core speed; Runescape only runs on a single core which means 6 cores in your case won't help at all, you want the fastest possible cores which are Sandy Bridge/Ivy Bridge. An i3 2100 paired with a 5770 would max Runescape fine, and if anyone reading this is buying I suggest a Z68 chipset to allow upgrading to a 2500k or Ivy Bridge in future. Phenom II x6 1055T 2.8ghz. Turbo brings it up to 3.3ghz. Far more than needed... I didn't mention CPU because it is really irrelevant tbh. My netbook with an atom processor can play RS on Software, although recent updates have made it particularly low framerate. OpenGL/DirectX modes use the CPU even less. You don't need a high end video card to run RS, but even a medium card will provide better results than getting a medium CPU. If I'm on a laptop, I'd take an AMD A-series integrated card (more graphics based) over an Intel HD integrated card (more general processing based) any day.

Buy from www.newegg.com and you'll save a few hundred bucks at the same time. I have a desktop with a Radeon HD 5770, a 2009 card I think, that runs RS at 50 FPS np. The card is still manufactured I think and costs only $99. The Radeon HD 6770 is basically the same thing rebranded and costs a lot more. You may not be able to find a computer on newegg with the 5770, idk. The general cards, if you're dealing with AMD/ATI Radeon, is to focus on the 4800+, 5700+, or 6700+ cards. 7000 series is just starting to come out, with several cards coming out in February, but they'll be more expensive. The 6000 series should become cheaper as well. If you get a 7000 series card, 7600+ would probably be good. I recommend AMD over Nvidia because it's more bang for your buck. My own desktop tower only cost me like $730 and that has a 6-core processor too lol. There's really no reason to spend over $1k on a desktop tower since you can get desktops with 6900+ cards for about that price.

^This. TMOA is a clan focused around getting 200m Xp, not around just raising up your overall account. The point system follows that idea. As I stated in my original post, if points were fractionally awarded at smaller increments, say every 1m Xp, instead of at every 40m/50m/100m, it'd be far more accurate. In fact, that'd give me more flexibility on adjusting each skill to be more accurate. The reason it is so high, however, is because I wanted specialized accounts, "pures", to give more points than more balanced out accounts, since the clan is focused around specializing, not Overall. So when viewing TMOA points on the hours Gemeos posted, it helps show who has spent a lot of time and effort in certain skills vs those who decided to constantly switch skills and not actually master a particular one. My points are high because I spend all my time specializing and nearly no time with other skills. Other people tend to do other skills in addition to specialized skills and that extra time on other skills is wasted. Suomi is super-high because he does 200m Xp's in one go instead of stopping all the time to train something else. Well that's one factor, the other is that he's spent a lot of time skilling. The point system is created in a way to encourage people in the clan to specialize in skills and rewards people for doing so, with both clan chat rank and a higher rank on the internet clan hiscores. TMOA is all about specialization, mastering a particular skill, and that makes us unique and different from a general skilling clan. There is another quote left out that is only available under the private clan forums that helps to explain this: Slayer was particularly tricky to balance because I wanted the requirement at 40m to enter and so 40m had to provide at least 2 points since that is the req to enter. We couldn't have it give points at 50m because that would make one have to get 50m Slayer Xp to enter whereas others with 40m Agility Xp or 40m Rc Xp could enter. What further complicated it was the fact that training Slayer trains multiple skills. We resolved this by removing the ability for melee skills to gain points and by increasing the amount of points gained by Summoning. When viewing Slayer, view the points given as a combination of Slayer, Ranged, and Summoning. This is with all effigies being used on Slayer. If all effigies are used on Runecrafting, the Slayer Xp/hr would then be lower, but is then replaced by potential Runecrafting points. So ultimately 200m Slayer with effigies on Slayer gives you 16 points and puts you above 100m Xp and below 200m Xp in Ranged and Summoning. Finishing those off would give an additional 5 easy points. If you used effigies on Runecrafting, the longer amount of time is balanced off with increased points in Runecrafting, resulting in 25 points at the end (200m Slayer, 200m Ranged, 120m Rc, 200m Summ). The points are balanced in such a way to make any skill chosen for 200m Xp as roughly equal to any other. This is to allow a comparison among clanmates to see how they compare to one another in their attempts at getting 200m Xp in skills. It ignores all Xp under 40m-50m in slower skills and all Xp under 100m in faster skills on purpose. I also take into account afkability and money and balance that in there as well. For example, 200m Mining without superheating and Mining 70k-100k Xp/hr (depending on afk) would provide fewer points than 200m Agility, but if one did 200m Mining with superheating @90k-100k Xp/hr Mining, they'd actually end up with slightly more points than 200m Agility due to the extra clicking and effort involved, even though it is faster Xp/hr. We spent a lot of time debating on how to improve the points system and this is the final version we've stuck with after many versions. It's permanent, so even with new updates, we won't be changing it. This is to allow people to work to obtain points on a system they know won't change, thereby allowing them to never lose points because an update made their method done obsolete. One can expect that the present ratio of skills to one another should stay roughly even as each skill is updated over time. When one updates, the others will eventually be updated so that it evens out again.

Oh interesting... Is he from the UK too? @Exp_Freak I've got like 430m on that account, but thankfully I had a pin. The hacker wasn't too brilliant tbh.

Actually my RS accounts typically have different passwords from my website passwords, but I only just started using Jebrim III recently and so I decided to keep the pass it already had on it instead of making it the same as the others. I've had this particular password for 9 years and have used it regularly, so "rookie mistake" isn't quite right. As I was typing it into Runetrack, I even thought about it being potentially used to hack me, hence why they're the ones I'm blaming lol. Usually it is encrypted on a server, but in the particular place I entered it, it wasn't something that I would think would necessarily be encrypted since it was a temporary password, hence why I had some immediate doubts. I went through with it anyways, so big mistake. :x

Just got hacked on Jebrim III... I blame Runetrack because I just registered a competition on there and used that account's password as the clan competition password. Who owns that site?

Added in TMOA points, which is a system that tracks progess to 200m's and is used to create a clan hiscores. Money has some value in it too, thus giving Jdel higher points. If I made the increments smaller than the 40m/50m/100m increments that exist atm, it'd show more overall account-wise, but the purpose isn't for that as much as it is to value milestones to 200m Xp. That's why Kingduffy is low, because his base is up there but doesn't specialize in anything. Just thought it'd be interesting to see. :) I'm at 33 TMOA points btw.

skiller 703, he is able to play efficient and for longer times. Doesn't Skiller 703 work for a few months then play for a few months? Yeah. While I think it's unlikely that there were be another all 200m's any time in the next few years, the best potential candidates would likely be Jake, Dapledo, and Skiller 703. Of those three, I'd lean towards Jake actually achieving it, if someone was to.

Given that neither Jake nor Jdelacroix are going for 200M all, I would say two of the top contenders are Elvis and Dapledo. Elvis is already over 3B xp and has a respectable amount of xp in slow skills (110M slayer, 80M rc), but I believe he's fairly young. There's a good chance he simply won't keep playing RS enough to go for 200M all. Elvis has been a maxed player for nearly 4 years now.

He's got worse stats than the people we're already debating lol.

Well, as he said, he took a lot of time off training agility to make the tick counter and do research and stuff, so who knows if he actually ended up with more xp than he would've? Does suck that the counter doesn't work anymore Jeb but the fun is in the making of it right? :) I would have been doing 6m+ weeks if this update hadn't come out. Since it came out, I dropped to getting 5m Xp the first week and then 3m Xp total for the next 2 weeks. Total, not each week. Making the program was an interesting experience, but yeah, it was a waste of time, along with the other data I organised for myself. Hopefully, but unlikely, we can get Jagex to change that. Post on my thread: [QFC]15-16-705-63506426[/QFC].

I don't do penguins.

Not regularly, even if he's doing an occasional game. He's gonna start doing it regularly next month. I've been talking to him daily atm... About money, Jamie merches and has money sitting around atm.

He has more chance than Jdelacroix has to reach second. As you can see Skiller 703 is 8th in the time calc and Jdelacroix is 11th. Although Skiller 703 does need a lot of money and Jdelacroix doesn't. Jamie is undervalued because he has a lot of slow skills high and not so much on the fast skills. He's working on 50m base atm.

is he doing barb? ya, without a horn atm he's doing better than suomi did when he was training agil. think he should be mentioned in the updates he is the best contender for #2 200m all. L. He's doing 150h weeks atm. He's also #8 on the list of closest to 200m all.

is he doing barb? ya, without a horn atm

You should be adding Skiller 703 into that update list. He's been nolifing Agility hardcore lately, 10m weeks.

Thieving hasn't changed and FPF is faster for Agility. I cannot, however, stress enough on how hard it is to get high rates at FPF. Compare it to Dungeoneering except with a lot more mathematical complexity. 120k+ Xp/hr may very well be possible for all I know, but it's like saying Dungeoneering is consistently 450k-500k Xp/hr. Not everybody can get it. The key difference between Dungeoneering and FPF is that Dg is team-based and FPF is solo-based, where more people actually HURTS you, not helps you. FPF is designed with a rogue-like dog-eat-dog philosophy, quite suitable for the Rogue's Den.

That is pretty cool Jebrim. Seems very well designed. Also just a question about ratios. Since agility is now 115k xp/hr for absolute maximum it probably isn't worth continuing crawlers after max combat and slayer+RC. So that means you will be doing agility at the FPF and that means you will get herb xp. So I want to know the ratio of herb xp to agility xp you get there. I can easility find this out on a tracker looking at a few months of your account (Jebrim III) but do you do anything else on that account? Other than FPF? Because that would throw off the figures. I did a little barb so that would skew it. I would still question the 115k Agility Xp/hr as a max. During my creation of the program, I determined a few flaws in my previous assumptions. Basically it means there's even more potential to higher Xp rates but that it's even more complicated than before, which was already insanely complicated. More about the Herblore though, you get 100xp every time you use the mixer. Say you do a game 12 times an hour at 4 mixes per game, that is 48 mixes/hour or 4.8k Xp/hr. However I must stress that going fast here is not easy and it's very much possible that you may average 6 minutes per game instead of 5. Think Dungeoneering but with a lot more stress. So 4-5k Xp/hr in Herblore would be the going rate. You also get a very tiny amount of Thieving Xp whenever you pickpocket, which for me isn't that often since I'm not next to someone every few seconds. Edit: Just realized that you asked for the ratio. I would say for herb:agil it's between 1:20 and 1:23.

The result of a ton of work and frustration: Use this to help increase your Xp/hr.

Someone dropped by the fc last night wanting to donate you 100k. Hiding from people doesn't help. :P

Thanks. Lol, no. Wimp. :P Btw Complexify is a friend of mine.