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You will probably want to get a quad core chip instead so you don't get lag spikes when the server does garbage collection or you run tasks in the background. Depending on the server size, you may also want to increase the memory to 16GB. The video card will be fine, if its in your budget you...

Well for 500 tesseracts you should only need 84 creative energy cells which might make a small performance impact instead of using 297. Also, what's your budget? Maybe I can help you find a server with better performance in your price range.

What he is saying is that you may have to resort to modifying an existing mod to increase power generation. If you want to avoid that, a creative energy cell with a tesseract on each side will send 60 thousand RF/t. 100 identical setups would be 6 million RF/t. If you find your using more than...

You may need to reconsider what requires 17 million RF/t. I can't think of any realistic setup that would consume more than 1-2 million.

If you have ever looked at the texture sheet for non block shapes? For example, rednet cabling or the refinery. If you have, it can be hard to determine what texture is for what part unless you can comprehend the source code. Part of the reason is the generally nonsensical layout of texture...

Opis and MobiusCore are out for 1.7.10. http://www.mobiusstrip.eu/2014/08/25/opis-1-2-2a-mobiuscore-1-2-2-for-1-7-10/ CHANGELOG 1.7.10 compatible Finally fixed the mcmod.info.

Once again, sorry about the lack of tutorial. First my motherboard failed so I had to wait for that to be replaced, and now my internet connection is bad I have been resorting to tethering to my cellphone. Upon closer inspection, the wireless bridge on my roof was hit with golf ball sized hail...

And people thought I was derailing with the void fog news. . . Is there a way to make the forums not show me images at all?

https://twitter.com/TheMogMiner/status/501766046681153536 @TheMogMiner - Removed void fog today. Now we don't need to tick air blocks (seriously, WTH?), and honestly, who actually *liked* the void fog?

The problem is that they have proven historically they make bad choices regarding performance. Case 1: OpenGL V1.2. Enough said. Case 2: Multi-threading a bunch of stuff only in 1.8, increasing FPS by silly amounts for people with dual core or greater chips. Could have happened a lot earlier...

Sounds like you just have a cheap host and the processors are not fast enough or the storage is quite slow.

Well that sure is an unintended side effect, glad I could help. You got averages proofing that? Not saying your wrong, just saying I have no idea why the pack would improve FPS. If anything it should tank FPS on computers with very small VRAM.

No, I won't pay direwolf20, he makes enough doing the same job as me which last I knew was a network engineer or similar.

Yeah, Bluepower was revived. Eventually Bluepower will have all the features of RP2, but they plan to expand functionality beyond that and improve where they can.

Your video card is fine but you have some bad memory, remove all but one stick of it and try the test again. If it passes, repeat with the next stick until you find all the bad ones.

I too lurk IRC channels, hidden build servers, and Github repositories.

Yeah, Ubuntu and Debian have tons of tutorials available. OP can also PM me if he needs help.

Go with Linux, it uses less resources. Honestly, Virpus is about as dirt cheap as you can get. Electricity and server hardware is not cheap, so expecting less than $5 per GB per month is outrageous unless you're renting a dedicated machine.

He is asking about a server host. They don't really advertise DDR2 vs DDR3 vs DDR4. Most places are or already have cycled out all the old tech.

Do some profiling with Opis and JVisualVM, look for processor and memory hogs. If your lagging from chunk loading, a solid state drive might help provided your processor is not the bottleneck. After an SSD is installed, it will be for sure ;)