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Absolutely. Any SSD is much faster than a normal hard drive, so all you have to remember is to plug in the HDD after you install the OS to the SSD. Wagon153 has the right idea with the Crucial MX100 if you want a more budget oriented SSD, I prefer Samsung 850 drives for the higher performance...

Alright, let me just settle this: PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant CPU: Intel Core i5-4690K 3.5GHz Quad-Core Processor ($219.88 @ OutletPC) CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO 82.9 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler ($28.75 @ OutletPC) Motherboard: MSI Z97 PC MATE ATX...

I don't know what that would do but I would abuse the crap out of it.

Going to to try to cleanup some of the issues tomorrow. I spent 2 hours today fixing some minor Biomes O' Plenty stuff and completely redoing the BuildCraft pipes.

Not unless you are having performance issues while players are exploring. Glad to hear FastCraft is working well for you by the way. Since 1.1.3 it includes a version checker and apparently 1.1.6 is quite impressive in terms of chunk generation performance. Its still experimental but seems...

Assuming its an OVH server like I suspect, its either 2 x 2 TB hard HDD's or 3 120GB SSD's. With 10 players running hard drives is not a problem, especially if the world is pre-generated.

He means increasing the permgen. I wouldn't advise going straight to 512MB though, increment it in 64MB jumps. Or try Java 8, it does away with permgen. Not to say it doesn't use permgen, it just automatically sizes it.

Try this for the JVM arguments portion: java -server -Xms4G -Xmx4G -XX:permSize=256m -jar FTBServer-1.7.10-1272.jar nogui Also, make sure to install FastCraft on the server. It goes in the mods folder. http://files.player.to/fastcraft-1.12.jar If you are still having issues send me a PM on...

Also, use FastCraft if you are playing 1.7.10.

You disgust me. How about you double check your findings before making accusations. Both the group Github account and the server that builds the pack and serves the downloads are secure. Even if someone managed to place a virus in the pack, the build script would remake the pack within 60...

Its the same guy.

Wait, is this intended or is Faithful 32 JABBA support outdated? I just spent 10 minutes looking for a problem and couldn't find it.

Well you obviously aren't hitting a memory limitation unless you set the startup script wrong. Have you done any profiling? If not, do some and post the results here.

Thank you. Mind taking some screenshots of the problems? I haven't played Minecraft for more than a couple hours in months and not with Gregtech at all.

Yes, as stated in the license portion of the README file the only restriction that applies to the pack is that you may not profit from the distribution of it or any derivative work. I would appreciate having a link to whatever addon you made but its not required.

EE2 by nature was "diamonds from thin air". ProjectE is designed to be a clone. The mod itself is a balance issue. If your players can exhibit self control then its not a problem.

I am thoroughly disenchanted with the new maintainer of ProjectE. In a matter of hours he refactors path names just add his name to every file thereby breaking any mods that check for ProjectE and closes every issue.

The Railcraft rock crusher? Depending on what version you are playing that uses either RF or MJ. If the pack you are using has EnderIO, I suggesting using the power conduits from that.

#PullingAnElo

Is there any documentation for this mod? Like if the nodes through walls or in any configuration except a straight line?