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*hops on runescape to do some merching, no 99 style* Loving this blog, well done :D

I remember back when I started playing, this game was more about having fun, rather than who had the highest levels etc. That was nice, but it was a good 5 years ago, so lots has changed.

nice merch right there :o

Whatever's relevant I guess. Guides and stuff. Also, I know that tip.it is very information based, if you get what I mean. It would be cool if there was a tips&tricks sort of section, with tips or just cool stuff to do, rather than always just guides.

Hey thanks. I too find it interesting to make cash out of cash ;) Also I wanted to be able to show people who weren't quite sure how to merch what exactly to do. I see you're buying above mid price (I assume). Is that for quicker buying? Or do monks just not buy under mid? You planning to sell at around ~390?

That's pretty amazing value for money, if OP wants to get that it will last a while (technically) @OP I know you said that building one is a bit out of your comfort zone, but it will be cheaper, even with the cost of having someone else assemble it (most local computer stores will help). All I'm saying is you should maybe give it another thought. On the topic of prebuilts, I'll have a look around. Edit: this looks quite good. This one has a graphics card rather than an integrated graphics card, which is more important than having 2GB more of ram and a 1tb harddrive (which you probably won't use all of), and its $70 cheaper. Probably a good idea to have a look at a few other pc's before buying though. You're going to want 4-6GB of ram and either a dual core processor with >2.6Ghz, or a quad with >2.4Ghz, I would go with a dual core really. You almost defiantly want a graphics card (as opposed to any kind of integrated graphics card). Steer clear of anything that says 'intel' in the graphics section.

Nice blog. I've always liked merching, so I'll be following this with interest.

Are you looking to build one or get a prebuilt? If you aren't comfortable building one, I'm think there are places that will build it for you if you give them the parts. Building is normally quite a bit cheaper for the same specs, or you could spend the same and get better specs. Either way, you should definitely consider buying parts individually and then assembling yourself/getting someone to assemble it for you.

I'm not sure about any firefox addons, but I know that DVDVideosoft has some software that will do the trick.

I'm enjoying this :D Some spawn issues, but meh. If you're annoyed, go to combat training, stick on unlimited time and 30000 xp limit, famas extended mags/whatever, and have 6-9-11(sentry-chopper-chopper) and put difficulty on to recruit, and just mow them down as they spawn :D

While that was pretty cool to watch, I'm not surprised that it only took 6 days. They had God knows how many workers and 7 cranes or something. Still very interesting (y)

This is a conspiracy theory that I don't really agree with.. Not going to watch those videos because I don't have time but I just don't think something like that exists... just people were bored and decided to make up a story or something.

I would assume no, seeing as you've copied it from a friend or something (I assume).

0/10 dont know you :l

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As others said, it's not a good thing to heat up your CPU, as it lowers its life span and may make it break. Go buy some blankets or gloves or something. If you still would rather break your CPU, as Georgelemmons said you can use BOINC, or Prime95. Just don't do it though.

I'm not really a fan. The bullets are like BB's and they need to do something about the spawn system. I'm in their spawn and it seems to choose the spawn points close to me, and even if I kill em they spawn really close (which is good for me but annoying nonetheless). But yeah. Those are my 2 criticisms, the fact that you need rather a few bullets to kill people is irritating.

Not by much means around to ~2.7GHz if its stable.

Computer is custom made and CPU is out of warranty. I'm trying to squeeze a little more performance from my game Nadril. I defiantly don't want to be breaking my CPU, but I'm not planning on raising it by much. If it doesn't make any difference I'll just restore it back to the original 2.4GHz CPU/266MHz FSB. Is what I'm saying right though (original post)?

Oh, I misread and saw E74 instead of E73. Thanks for pointing that out :)

Edit: Misread E73 as E74. I would give microsoft a call to see what they say first.

Hard as in money? I would say herblore or prayer. Hard as in effort required? Runecrafting I would say.

I have a Intel Q6600 @2.4GHz on a MSI P43-C51 motherboard. The motherboard has switches on it to change the speed of the FSB, as shown here, although I will probably use the option to enter the speed manually in the BIOS. Am I correct in saying that the speed of the cpu is directly proportional to the speed of the FSB? My fsb is running at '266', megahertz i presume. This is the minimum, max is 800 (as said in my bios). When increasing the theoretical speed of the FSB, the theoretical speed of the CPU goes up, which makes sense (as shown by my bios, when changing the speed of the fsb without saving&exiting). Does the speed of the FSB have to be a 'special' number, or can it be whatever integer I like? I could for example set it to 270, 271 or 274 or any other number between 266-800 MHz and they would all be fine? For the CPU voltage, my CPU has an option to keep it at automatic. My motherboard/bios has overclocking ability integrated & doesn't need to be unlocked. Should I just keep it at automatic? Or change it to manual? Cheers :) Sorry for my tech-related noob-ness ;)

Yep, I have 300 of them and they're completely unsellable. Just keep them if you ever need to junk trade.

ESFP. Really not what I expected, but there you go. I'm tired, so I may have misread some of the questions or something :P