What is the max you can overclock new GT machines to be powered by 1 idsu

[cardshark1234]

So... i'm lazy and suck at math, can anyone tell me how much you can overclock gt machines to be powered by 1 idsu

 

[Moasseman]

Which GT machines and what are they doing? You know they take different eu/t depending on operation (some of em)

 

[cardshark1234]

Ya i know that, and i mean a general list, like the automatic machines, centrifuge, electrolyzer etc etc.

 

[Moasseman]

128 eu/t = 4 times
32 eu/t = 5 times
8 eu/t = 6 times

Ya i know that, and i mean a general list, like the automatic machines, centrifuge, electrolyzer etc etc.

...............................I thought I told you the machines require different eu/t depending on what they're doing.

 

[cardshark1234]

128 eu/t = 4 times
32 eu/t = 5 times
8 eu/t = 6 times


...............................I thought I told you the machines require different eu/t depending on what they're doing.

Ohhh, i thought you meant each machine doesn't take the same EU.

 

[Moasseman]

Ohhh, i thought you meant each machine doesn't take the same EU.

Nope =) For example Industrial electrolyzer can take anywhere from 5 eu/t to 128 eu/t energy depending on the thing it electrolyzes.

 

[Chrissy]

Craft a scanner, It tells you the max safe energy, how much energy you can safely put in, Etc

 

[Moasseman]

Craft a scanner, It tells you the max safe energy, how much energy you can safely put in, Etc

Does the scanner also tell the same info with 1/2/3/etc. overclockers before actually installing any OC's? If not, your point is moot.

 

[Chrissy]

Does the scanner also tell the same info with 1/2/3/etc. overclockers before actually installing any OC's? If not, your point is moot.

Go into a test world and scan a machine with 1/2/3/etc. Then you'll have the values, When they start demanding extreme amounts like 9218, Just use multile ID/AE/Sus

 

[Moasseman]

Go into a test world and scan a machine with 1/2/3/etc. Then you'll have the values, When they start demanding extreme amounts like 9218, Just use multile ID/AE/Sus

So... i'm lazy and suck at math

 

[Chrissy]

Don't give me that, All you need to do is place the machine in a test world, Put an overclocker in, Scan it, Record the value,
Want to know 2? 3? just bloody find out, If youre that damn lazy i could go do it myself

Wait a minute you aren't the OP

 

[cardshark1234]

Sorry for not knowing how a scanner works... jesus christ show some compassion for a noob xD