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Yeah that's still incorrect, thermodynamics will never allow a CPU to run colder than the air that cools it, so by saying your room was 25c I can assure you it's incorrect.

As I suspected, it's not actually running at 1c. FX chips have faulty temperature sensors.

I'm going to take a guess and say AMD FX CPU.

To be quite honest, AMD just gets bad press because Intel is naturally ahead in terms of CPU fabrication technology. AMD CPU's are cheap but due to the nature of a processor you can't really be concerned about quality due to the ridiculously tight tolerances for these kinds of products. While...

Setting priority won't really do anything, that merely determines which process should be addressed first. By making it lower in the priority you'll not really do anything to it, as he's strictly botting on that VPS to my knowledge. Xeons are actually more for professional use where stability...

I very much doubt that there is a command line parameter that allows you to limit performance, RAM limiting exists because naturally the default RAM allocation won't cover every program. The best you can do to my knowledge is setting program Affinity. To do this you enter Control Panel and find...

That's more than likely your issue. Your clients are being run on a virtual machine I'd imagine, which is why you're limited to two cores of the Xeon. Xeons typically have quite weak cores, but make up for that in the fact that they have a ridiculous number of cores. TLDR: The CPU is good, but...

Yeah that likely would never happen. Xeon Phi's are expensive and a niche product, not to mention they're not generic cores which can be programmed to do whatever you want. They'll also lack some if not the majority of instruction sets required for password cracking, so unless someone...

The upper tier systems will perform optimally in most tasks, but you're essentially paying for features and performance that you will never benefit from. No point in throwing away money for things you don't use. Yeah in terms of botting and the average user, workstation CPU's aren't worth...

Yeah I don't really like offering builds that are painfully tight, typically because you end up cutting off too much performance in order to make ends meet.

Yeah I've seen people refer to that site before, my complaint about it is that it naturally lacks any customization. For example, a completely custom build can be tailored to your exact needs, giving you the best experience you could have for your money. Whereas those builds are specifically for...

I don't even bot but I must admit Remote Access is a long overdue feature, definitely looking forward to seeing that.

That's just being paranoid imo, the fact that people were banned is a higher priority than the potential of Jagex seeing this thread, not that it would do them any good. They really have nothing to gain from this thread, aside from knowing that they hit Runemate, which to my understanding they...

Injection isn't necessary to produce a paint, it's effectively just an overlay. Methods such as reflection can be used to obtain the necessary information such as stats/xp.

I'd say the childish one is he who just shit the bed because someones opinion doesn't correlate with their own. I genuinely believe this thread should just be deleted, it's nothing but a shit stirring competition.

AMD Athlon X4 860K, MSI GeForce GTX 750 Ti, NZXT Source 210 (Black) - System Build - PCPartPicker As I expected, $250 is a bit tight of a budget I'm afraid, you may have to look for second hand parts if you need to stay within that budget.

My only question is the PCI-E network adapter, as your motherboard has onboard networking that is rated for the same bandwidth. Can't say with certainty as to what number of bots you can run, as performance requirements per bot have clearly shifted since my days of botting. I can say however...

What on earth lmao, that's so strange. By the "big cable", do you mean Displayport cable? Typically a bit thicker than HDMI and has tiny hooks on it as well as a button to release the hooks. Displayport is better than HDMI in terms of bandwidth as it allows a significant amount more data which...

o_o Out of curiosity, how did you go about fixing that issue? By doing what you have done, you can tell it's probably a dead HDMI port which is entirely possible.

You may very well be screwed to be honest. Because there's no BIOS you can use to update it, I don't believe there is anything you can do, not to mention resetting the CMOS wouldn't do anything either. At this point your only option is to contact ASUS and hope they can send you a replacement...