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    burningsky25
    09/22/2014 2:24 pm
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    Well I can't agree more when theshadbuster says get a 970 - not a 770. That being said I have almost the exact stats your looking for! Albeit maybe just a touch better. I have a 4670K @ 4.4 Ghz, 8 GB ram, GTX 770, running on a 256 GB Samsung Evo. I can run 32 chunk render distance max particles and smooth shading and fancy graphics and get about 35-50 fps or so. I'm actually on my laptop not at home right now otherwise I'd give you specifics, but it's certainly playable everything maxed out. I run a small server with 4 or 5 people on my computer same time I'm playing maxed out and I don't have a problem. And if you put everything minimum, 2 chunk render, fly past y=256 and look up you get 2000+fps 16 chunk render it's usually around 200-300 fps or so. If you want more specific than that I'll try testing specifics when I get home this evening.
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    burningsky25
    03/10/2014 4:45 pm
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    Hmm, well a 770'd probably suffice. I have one and I consistently get 100-130 fps in vanilla, and I wouldn't think seus shaders would drop it below 80, though maybe it is that intense. Hmm, maybe I'll install it and report the results I probably wouldn't get a 780, just cause the price to performance at that level is just about atrocious, though if money really isn't any issue whatsoever then I mean why not.
    Oh and as for a cpu, I would definitely recommend the K version, as you should consider overclocking, especially if you have a all in one liquid watercooler, which are the best things since sliced bread. I'd also recommend i5 over i7 as they have identical framerates in games, though you may find some slim benefits with video encoding and the like with an i7.
    I can speak from experience when I say that if you have an EVGA 770, and an i5 cpu paired with a Corsair H100i you will literally never hear your computer.

    EDIT: I installed the seus shaders! and my goodness are they pretty. Anyways, I personally wouldn't bother with anything above a 770, at least for this requirement. I hovered around 80fps, lowest I ever saw was like 60, but was largely 75-100 fps.
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    burningsky25
    02/15/2014 3:11 pm
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    TudorOstrichOkay, so I have a home hosted server. For the first few weeks, it worked fine. Everyone could join and whatnot. But one day when I log into my computer, it gives me a warning about my ip address and how there is another computer on it.


    Edit: only looked at the first page like a derp, didn't realize people may have already suggested this if you've already tried this then feel free to disregard this.

    Note: This might cover some things you already know how to do, but I figured I might as well spell it all out in detail once instead of explain it multiple times. Hope it helps!

    Not too sure what it means when it says there's another computer on it . . . I have however had similar symptoms before, and this *might* fix it. As far as I know this happens whenever the router is restarted, but I really am not sure about that, other things could cause it too. Oh, and I really hope your running a Windows OS, otherwise this'll be no help at all. I'm running Windows 8, but this should work for 7 as well, pretty similar steps.

    Go to the start menu and type or search 'run'. A box should pop up where you can type something, type 'cmd' and hit enter, or OK. This should open a black command prompt window, simply type 'ipconfig' and hit enter. This'll display several things, you only need to worry about 2 of them. Scroll to the top, and under 'Ethernet adapter Ethernet:' It should also have 'IPv4 Address' and 'Default Gateway'. Take the number under Default Gateway and type it into the address bar in your web browser to log onto your router, then go to port forwarding, and double check the ip address there is the same as the IPv4 address.

    I have had it before where the last 2 or 3 numbers of the IPv4 address have changed, and and this is always the first thing I check whenever the server seems not to be working, it has always fixed it. Good luck!
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