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    BouncingBall
    08/20/2013 6:11 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    To be honest, reading through the replies to this post hurt my head.

    Off topic:
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    I'm not going to quote everyone, as that would just take up a lot of space, but here's my little rant (in regard to the replies to this post, not to the OP):

  • A 6670 would not be "optional" with an AMD Athlon II X2 250 in this pre-tense,because it does not come with an integrated graphics chip, nor will the mother board's integrated chip be ample for anything that the OP wants to do.
  • Whoever said that they have 850 GB of RAM: That isn't possible, at least not in a normal scenario. Random Access Memory =/= an HDD/SSD/HHD's file capacity
  • The maximum RAM a "computer" can have isn't 64 GB of RAM. Even a PC running Windows 8 Pro can have 512 GB of RAM.
  • There isn't a 760 Ti. It doesn't exist.
  • A entry level gaming computer wouldn't cost anywhere near $1000.
  • Mac's are one of the best examples for the "half of the money goes to the logo" scenario (along with brands like Alienware). I doubt this is an ample alternative.


  • Before I get to my main point, here's a some things regarding the OP: Honestly, you wouldn't need anything more than 4 GBs of RAM, since most mainstream games wont be asking for anymore. I wouldn't be wanting more, especially with your budget. Secondly, I know you are convinced that you don't want to build your own desktop, but it isn't that hard. It only takes a few videos to figure out how to do it, and any problems that you experience will most probably be solvable via a quick 'Google'. Doing so giving you a cheaper/more powerful build; plus the secondary benefits, such as the ability to mod, knowledge of how a computer works, etc.

    Now, to be honest, you will not be able to get anything worthy of a "gaming computer" title for 300 pounds. The bottom line is you're going to need to invest more money. I know you probably don't like the answer, but it is the true. I'd advise sticking with your current computer and saving up some more money, as you won't be able to to play any games more intensive than Minecraft, even at the lowest graphical settings.
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    BouncingBall
    06/29/2013 10:42 pm
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    I'd like to conduct an interview. You may add me on skype at: The-Bouncing-Ball.
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    BouncingBall
    06/29/2013 8:05 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    I will be contacting you.
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    BouncingBall
    06/29/2013 6:58 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    I'll be contacting you.
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    BouncingBall
    06/29/2013 4:58 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    I will be contacting you shortly.
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    BouncingBall
    06/29/2013 1:57 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    Accepted!

    (I'm kidding)
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    BouncingBall
    06/29/2013 1:39 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    So far, 3 people have been accepted, 2 are under judgement and 2 are awaiting reply to our attempt to contact.
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    BouncingBall
    06/28/2013 9:51 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    Servers is currently under a white-list.

    Development will begin when an initial team (will still be accepting applicants after this point, it's just a quota) has been formed.

    I do hope that architects will begin to apply.
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    BouncingBall
    06/28/2013 7:30 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    Sorry, forgot to include the server's specifications. It has been added; 10 GB of RAM.
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    BouncingBall
    06/28/2013 6:41 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    No, it isn't.
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    BouncingBall
    06/28/2013 5:19 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    I have contacted those that I am interested in.
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    BouncingBall
    06/28/2013 4:22 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    We're still in the process of looking for individuals.
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    BouncingBall
    06/27/2013 9:39 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    I while be contacting you within a few minutes.
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    BouncingBall
    06/27/2013 8:25 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    All of the current applications are aiming for rather high-up positions. I advice that you put more detail into your applications.
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    BouncingBall
    06/16/2013 4:37 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    - IGN:

    jonhjake999

    -Age

    14.

    - Time Zone/Country:

    I am currently living in the Philippines, which has a timezone of GMT +8 (Western Australia is also held in this timezone).

    - What makes me a good candidate for the position:

    -For starters; I have experience. I have been a staff member on multiple servers; ranging from large member communities (500 slot server with about 200 players on at any time) to Modified Servers (Servers running Tekkit and Custom Mod-packs)..

    Here is more information regarding my previous server experience.
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    Firstly, I would like to name a server that I was a staff member on for nearly 6 months. I joined the sever (Named BioCraft, I believe it is still going strong, holding top spots on mulitple Minecraft server listing websites.) during December, 2011 as a regular player before it was released (It's a little bit of a un-needed story, but I joined only by chance). At the time, it was a small 2 GB server with plans to upgrade to 6 GB once everything was configured. Before it was released (About 5 days after I had originally joined), I became a Moderator on the server (Along with 2 other people). Months passed, the server grew at a steady rate 2GB-6GB-8Gb-12GB... etc (I think it is 64GB's now) and I became a Head Admin; the highest rank at the time. After about 6 months after first joining, I left (Though, I did leave on good terms, I wasn't asked/forced to leave). I don't think it will be to hard to find the server with a little "Google"-ing. My duties varied from general management to help in development.

    The second server that I would like to list is a Tekkit server that I was brought in to Administer on. It was a 6GB server (Along with a 4GB server partner) that had about 45 slots. I remained with this server until about 1 month after I first joined because of lack of funds. The name of the server's name was RelaxedCraft (It might be making a revival, though I am not part of it).

    Lastly, I would like to name a server that I administered/moderated/owned for about 2 months. It was a group of servers (totaling about 24 GB's, all 3 servers combined) named PandemoniumPvE. I was brought in to Moderate on the PvE server, and excelled to become the Owner of 2/3 servers (RPG and PvE). The server continued to morph and eventually formed into a Custom-mod pack server, which I Co-Owned. After that, the server slowly faded away due to lack of players and funding (I did not take part in advertising the server, I was the "General Manager" owner).

    I have also held a staff position on other serveers, though I think it is not needed for a paragraph to be wrote about them, since I believe enough info about my capabilities have been shown already by those above. My un-named servers ranged from Bukkit to Tekkit servers.


    -Secondly, since I have been playing for quite a while now (see bellow) and have a rather large background on server administration, it's almost impossible to avoid having experience with plugins. Since I have been an administrator/owner of multiple servers, I have had more than one chance to configure a lot of the server's plugins. I have spent multiple hours configuring permission plugins (e.g. Group Manager and Permissions), popular plugins (Like Heroes, Essentials, Etc.) and custom plugins (From being an owner on PandemoniumPvE). I am also easy to teach and have enough ingenuity to find out how to configure plugins I am not familiar with without much problem.

    -I also have basic talents that many people tend to neglect. I will try not to go into to much detail, since it should be mainly self explanatory. Firstly, I have decent syntax. I don't name this as a perk just because it makes me look more professional (though, honestly, if accepted, I will represent the server; I don't think you'd want me act like a non-professional idiot), but because it helps me in getting what I want people to hear across; preventing miss-communication. This would be able to prove useful when communicating with the average player to marketing the server on server listing sites/forums. Secondly, I have common sense. While this seem like something not worthy of being listed, I advise you think again. While almost everyone has ingenuity, a lot of the Minecraft community fails to put it to use. Surprisingly, a lot of problems, mainly player-player/player-staff disputes can be solved with mainly common sense and knowledge of your factors (i.e understanding the problem to it's full extent.

    -While I know how to do plugin management and basic website management, my main strong suit is social disputes. While I admit that I am not a master at coding, building, and redstone, I am rather good at solving social problems and managing the player base. The player base is the life blood of any server, and one must keep them 'happy' in order to keep the server going. I believe that I could bring a whole lot of player satisfaction to the table.

    - I have played Minecraft since:

    I have been playing Minecraft since late alpha and have been scouring servers since mid-beta (About 1.6).

    - I have this much free time to devote to GameMode.org:

    I can devote about 3-6 hours a business day and 8-12 hours Sunday/Saturday.

    - I confirm that I have multiple working microphones and look forward to a spoken interview via Skype.

    EDIT reasoning: Small grammatical errors that escaped proof reading. I apologize for that.
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    BouncingBall
    06/16/2013 3:51 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    It's been a while since I've posted on PMC; since I've been spending a lot of my time on the Minecraft Forums. Seems as if I gained about 10 levels, I think it's about time I return.

    I'll be submitting a application momentarily. I do hope that it doesn't take as long as I they usually do. I assume you are still accepting applicants?
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    BouncingBall
    01/05/2013 11:13 pm
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    We still have a very high demand for:

    Plugin Developers
    Website Developers
    Moderators
    Builders
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    BouncingBall
    01/05/2013 7:43 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    I would probably suggest Vortex Servers (https://vortexservers.com. They have a 8 GB plan for about $86/mo, with decent computer specs (including using SSD's).

    Also, some hosts disclude the more pricey options they have to offer, but if you contact them they could possibly set you up with server with better specs, or possibly a dedicated server. So, if you know a host that you like and is reliable, but you didn't host the server you are planning to open on it because it didn't offer the computer/hosting power you needed, I would advise talking to them about it.
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    BouncingBall
    01/05/2013 7:30 am
    Level 53 : Grandmaster Blacksmith
    I need a Hosting plan with atleast 150 slots, but not super expensive,


    I think you should define "super expensive". Most 150 slot plans don't exactly come cheap if you want it to be hosted by a reliable host, so if you aren't prepared to spend something around 80 dollars- 100+ dollars, you should probably aim a little lower.
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