With the latest update of the FTB Ultimate pack, every GregTech machine has "Possible Upgrades: O T B M" underneath its name. What does this mean? I'm hoping this means we can finally use overclockers, but that's probably not the case. Does anyone know?
GregTech Machine Upgrades?
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It is actually that you can use overclockers
O = overclockers
T = transformer
B = Battery
M = MJ conversion upgrade
Realise however that the overclocker mechanism in these differ slightly to the IC2 machines
you get 2x the speed of the previous upgrade, and requires 4x the energy to do so.
This means that they stack up very quickly. Very fast, but very power hungry
O = overclockers
T = transformer
B = Battery
M = MJ conversion upgrade
Realise however that the overclocker mechanism in these differ slightly to the IC2 machines
you get 2x the speed of the previous upgrade, and requires 4x the energy to do so.
This means that they stack up very quickly. Very fast, but very power hungry
Can place Overclockers (O), Energy storage (B for battery I assume?), transformer (T), and an upgrade that allows machines to run off of MJ (M) instead of EU by right clicking the machine with the upgrade in your hand. I don't know how to remove the upgrades, but you can view what upgrades a machine has by using the portable scanner.
A quick search should go into more explanation on how overclockers affect EU draw and processing speed. The decrease in efficiency becomes pretty substantial as you put in more overclockers, so be careful.
A quick search should go into more explanation on how overclockers affect EU draw and processing speed. The decrease in efficiency becomes pretty substantial as you put in more overclockers, so be careful.
No, mainly because they don't include Redpower. I'm a heavy Redpower user and I won't go to 1.5 until it updates.
I was somewhat surprised when my industrial centrifuge started sucking down around 2000eu/t after clicking too many times with overclockers (I kept forgetting whether or not I had overclocked it). It would be awesome if there was an indicator of some sort as to what upgrades have been applied (or I'm just missing what's right in front of me if it actually exists).
Only way to remove a upgrade is to remake the machine and avoid upgrading it in the first place.
The only ones that really matter are the coils for the industrial blast furnace as they allow you to upgrade it to higher heat levels with out upgrading the casings. Other then that don't bother with them unless you have a ton of energy to spare are swimming in UU matter and iridium.
You can use the new scanner Greg added to find out what upgrades a machine has, a long with a ton of other info.
The only ones that really matter are the coils for the industrial blast furnace as they allow you to upgrade it to higher heat levels with out upgrading the casings. Other then that don't bother with them unless you have a ton of energy to spare are swimming in UU matter and iridium.
You can use the new scanner Greg added to find out what upgrades a machine has, a long with a ton of other info.
Except that sunnarium isn't even part of GT, its part of advanced solars. If your going to make false statements like this, you should at least get the facts right.
EDIT: Actually to be fair, you were right about upgrades not being removable. Its why I prefer to just mass produce the machines (usually centrifuges and assembling machines).
