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Originally Posted by javicano8 Hey guys, I got a question: Atm Im running 6 vms without any problems (I got i7-4770, ssd120gb, gtx780, 8gb..) but Im thinking about bying 16gb more, so I would be able to run at least 18VMs. But while I'm running 6 vms, my cpu is at ~86%, with 50-60ºC (with Cooler Master Hyper 412S CPU Cooler) so I'm afraid my cpu can die or smth if I get 18VMs... Any opinion from someone? Thanks

Just to clarify. If you are just doing referrals then you can run 24. If you're doing coop vs ai for level 30 levelling then maybe 12 would be your limit. Cpu usage is very high with coop vs ai.

I have a i5 4670k processor and I run 9 Vm's at 100% cpu.

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Originally Posted by shoukan1 6 COOP, right? Your CPU will not die. You can run 18 - 24 RAF on that one - I know because I have the same and I can. I'm just a little low on RAM for 24 (need 32GB instead of 24GB), but getting there.

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Originally Posted by assassinuk96 Just to clarify. If you are just doing referrals then you can run 24. If you're doing coop vs ai for level 30 levelling then maybe 12 would be your limit. Cpu usage is very high with coop vs ai. I have a i5 4670k processor and I run 9 Vm's at 100% cpu.

Im running referrals (lvl1 to lvl5) that's why I think cpu usage is too high...

But thanks for the comments. If I buy more RAM I think 18VMs will be ok :D

I just decided to setup new VM's today (it was working yesterday). Well nevertheless i setup 12 new VM's and now when i run the BOT he just does not login. He takes the accounts from accounts.txt and puts them in accused.txt but he just get stuck in the Login window. He isnt filling in anything in Loginname/Password i have read through the whole threads now but i couldnt find any solution!

Could some1 help me?

I got a problem with my hardware.

My machine only works with some old GPU (GF 9500 GT DDR2 - March 2008 release date) and it doesn't work with GPU's bought in order to bot - GTX 750 Ti GDDR5 & GT 630 DDR3 (it also doesn't work with GT 220 - DDR3).
With GTX 750 Ti connected to the machine, display stays black forever - it doesn't even show up BIOS screen, there's just "No signal" info (while cooling is working).
With GT 630/GT 220 it stops running (screen gets frozen) 5-15 secs after Windows desktop shows up (while cooling is working).
I've tried every PCI-E slot already, I've tried changing "PCI GEN" in BIOS to 1/2/3 value, I've tried installing 4 different Nvidia Graphics drivers - nothing helped.

What can be a reason of that, does anyone know?

I've got preety nice processor but I can only run it with my 2008 card x.x

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BIOS version: F20 (March 2014)

I'm sure graphic cards aren't broken cause every of them work on my bro's PC.

Giving out 5$ to the one who solves it.

@Daniele
None of these GPUs have addidtional power slot.

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Originally Posted by artyleria007 I got a problem with my hardware. My machine only works with some old GPU (GF 9500 GT DDR2 - March 2008 release date) and it doesn't work with GPU's bought in order to bot - GTX 750 Ti GDDR5 & GT 630 DDR3 (it also doesn't work with GT 220 - DDR3). With GTX 750 Ti connected to the machine, display stays black forever - it doesn't even show up BIOS screen, there's just "No signal" info (while cooling is working). With GT 630/GT 220 it stops running (screen gets frozen) 5-15 secs after Windows desktop shows up (while cooling is working). I've tried every PCI-E slot already, I've tried changing "PCI GEN" in BIOS to 1/2/3 value, I've tried installing 4 different Nvidia Graphics drivers - nothing helped. What can be a reason of that, does anyone know? I've got preety nice processor but I can only run it with my 2008 card x.x My MOBO: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] My proc: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] BIOS version: F20 (March 2014) I'm sure graphic cards aren't broken cause they work on my bro's PC. Giving out 5$ to the one who solves it.

Did you connect the power cable to the Graphics Crad? New Cards need to get plugged in with a Extra Power Cable. Check that pls then write me PM i can help u. Ill do it for free i dont want money for something human :)

maybe bot works @ you ?
at me bot did not start :(
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Originally Posted by artyleria007 I got a problem with my hardware. My machine only works with some old GPU (GF 9500 GT DDR2 - March 2008 release date) and it doesn't work with GPU's bought in order to bot - GTX 750 Ti GDDR5 & GT 630 DDR3 (it also doesn't work with GT 220 - DDR3). With GTX 750 Ti connected to the machine, display stays black forever - it doesn't even show up BIOS screen, there's just "No signal" info (while cooling is working). With GT 630/GT 220 it stops running (screen gets frozen) 5-15 secs after Windows desktop shows up (while cooling is working). I've tried every PCI-E slot already, I've tried changing "PCI GEN" in BIOS to 1/2/3 value, I've tried installing 4 different Nvidia Graphics drivers - nothing helped. What can be a reason of that, does anyone know? I've got preety nice processor but I can only run it with my 2008 card x.x My MOBO: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] My proc: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] BIOS version: F20 (March 2014) I'm sure graphic cards aren't broken cause every of them work on my bro's PC. Giving out 5$ to the one who solves it. @Daniele None of these GPUs have addidtional power slot.

It sounds to me like your power supply unit doesn't have enough power for it. What power supply do you have? I haven't looked up requirements but for that graphics card you'll need at least 500-600 watts power supply to power it.
Edit: you should have a power supply connector with the gtx 750 from what Google says... you can't just plug it into your motherboards pcI express slot like older cards. There will be a 6 pin power connector on one end of the gpu which you gotta connect.

Well, these graphic cards are one of the most actual eco GPUs. GTX 750 Ti and 630 GT have 65 & 75 W TDP, which is insane I'd say. In practice fully loaded GTX 750 Ti takes 115 W - it's still low amount I'd say.
GT 9500 (this computer works with it) has 110W TDP.

I didn't connect any additional power cable, cause it's not required & not possible.
It's true that some GTX 750 Ti require additional power but GTX 750 Ti MSI version doesn't have it.
My PSU should be way enough for this spec. It's BeQuiet! 480W with Gold+ Cerficate.

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Originally Posted by artyleria007 Well, these graphic cards are one of the most actual eco GPUs. GTX 750 Ti and 630 GT have 65 & 75 W TDP, which is insane I'd say. In practice fully loaded GTX 750 Ti takes 115 W - it's still low amount I'd say. GT 9500 (this computer works with it) has 110W TDP. I didn't connect any additional power cable, cause it's not required & not possible. It's true that some GTX 750 Ti require additional power but GTX 750 Ti MSI version doesn't have it. My PSU should be way enough for this spec. It's BeQuiet! 480W with Gold+ Cerficate.

There is your problem I think. 480 w is not enough. Google the actual specifications you will probably need 600 to power it.yes your gpu uses only like 75 or whatever you stated but it doesn't work like that. I don't know the actual details of how it works but I just know you'll need a better psu than that one. If you have the box to your gpu look on the back of it will say what minimum watts psu you need.

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First time setting up bot and got nearly done now im getting this error any helpers available please ;)

Bot dont works at me i think my pc is too bad ...

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Well GT 630 needs 350W PSU, GTX 750 Ti 400W. I would say PSU is not a problem here, it's kinda good PSU (ofc I don't know it, but I'd never bet that PSU isn't enough for these parts - it easily ran with 4770k + gtx 780, it's real 450W+ psu).
Will try to reinstall OS in a moment, maybe it will help.

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Originally Posted by assassinuk96 There is your problem I think. 480 w is not enough. Google the actual specifications you will probably need 600 to power it.yes your gpu uses only like 75 or whatever you stated but it doesn't work like that. I don't know the actual details of how it works but I just know you'll need a better psu than that one. If you have the box to your gpu look on the back of it will say what minimum watts psu you need.

600 watts? are you insane? his power supply should be enough for his configuration. it is a high quality supply.............

When you turn your PC on. Do the graphic cards fans spin?

Yope, on both GPU's (GT 630 MSI, GTX 750 Ti MSI)