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1. Your CPU is more than enough. 2. Your GPU is questionable with high res texture packs and MC. (I have a 460GTX; It didnt really like it when I tried either) 3. No more RAM will not help 4. Make sure Optifine is fully updated. 5. DO NOT update the libraries. They add more bugs than they remove...

that's the opposite of efficient

Lets just make a block that stores 31^2 of everything is all gates via a UI and have minecraft installed on it too with the same superblock mod installed on it. Awesome but also pointless. If things automate too much, and dont requite player creativity or thought, it becomes silly. Let players...

And all the boring that comes with that

The video is outdated, his code isnt.

Mine never missed any ores. Youd start out with one turtle and it would find the rest of the diamonds.

Coolio. I might add more to the extra mods section if people want

1. Its nowhere near as fast as a quarry 2. It takes roughly 3 to be as fast as a Quarry (why would you even compare it to a non full powered quarry? By that logic a wooden sword could outlast a diamond sword (if the diamond sword was about to break)) Ive used it for months now. It is a good...

Updated :)

Nice. WR was missed.

You have near infinite space and you do this? Dont be a douche. The only moral dilemma is you admitting to it.

Awesome

1. Lag 2. Ugly 3. Who doesnt have infinite iron anyway? 4. Bad support 5. Doesnt follow through 6. Not the best coding 7. Shit generation It could be great but they left it at meh. Their tanks are about all they got, and they are still on crack sometimes

TPS loss is mainly going to come when people start actually building things. You may want to turn building on, back the server up and let people go apeshit if you really want to stress test. Otherwise you will get a false sense of what to expect and this would be pointless.

False. Its going to be almost the same. For exact numbers look in your config files.

http://feed-the-beast.wikia.com/wiki/Copper_Ore

Its not confusing at all. You simply have to read the mod lists for each pack. I suppose if you're illiterate this becomes an issue.

Im doing a bit of spreadsheet magic to get the versioning numbers to parse out to other sites on its own. This sort of functionality isnt exactly intended by Google, so its a bit wonky. Its updating a few dozen versions every few hours times about 50 users, so when it peaks it sometimes errors...

Didnt we establish they are off by default.

You can compile off the BC github as well. Hopefully, as NEI is basically required for FTB as we have no real recipe map/achievement system in the game to discover this stuff.