Where did you find a hard drive for your XBOX that has 180GB, they only make:
4GB, 20GB, 40GB, 60GB, 120GB, 250GB, 320GB
And it has to do with the processing power, hard drive caching, and the bit depth of memory on the system. And why would you need infinite worlds, I have 73 worlds and its a pain in the butt to delete them manually
I usually get around 233 while looking into unrendered distance, or into water, or into caves, but I am running two high performance graphics cards in SLI and an Alienware computer, so that is probably why
So I look at the leaderboards, where I know for a fact that I have mine over 500,000 of each type of block (minus obsidian) and it maxes out at 65535 or something close to that number, what the heck is that all about?
Hey guys, I'm going to make a java program that runs in Command Prompt and have a bunch of scary messages pop up, which to oblivious computer users, will make it seem like its a virus, but it really won't be doing anything except printing the messages on the screen.
Post some messages below you would like to see in the program, I will post a download (and a video of me using it) so you guys know it's not an actual virus.
For one, I absolutely hate people like you for the sole reason that you make a 'virus' to prank people, but if you get caught and the NSA investigates, you go to prison...but I digress...
Problems with your command prompt prank...
1. On Windows Vista and newer computers, mostly just computers setup at stores instead of clean installed by users; come with User Account Control (UAC) active, which prevents the opening of 'suspicious' batch files automatically
2. Batch files (executable files in command prompt for those that do not know), are so 10 years ago, everything now is flash based, java based, or a simple copy all files to a server and wipe client PC code line lol
3. No offense though to the beginning part, we have all done it, just don't do what many have done, and tested out a batch file without making sure @echo settings are correct, or you may wind up wiping your computer because you broke it with a virus that runs at boot and opens the My Computer window endless amounts of times...like I did back in High School lol
Bought a used Alienware M17x laptop (gaming) (after Dell bought Alienware models), it came with:
Windows Vista Home Premium 32-Bit
250GB Hard Drive Disk 7200 RPM (x2) (RAID 0) (500GB Total Disk Space)
512MB nVidia Graphics Cards (x2) running in SLI (1GB total graphics memory)
4GB DDR1666Mhz RAM
DVD-RW Drive
LED Light Up Keyboard
5.1 Channel Audio input/output / HDMI
High Quality Interior Audio System - RealTek 2.1 Channel Audio with built in subwoofer (yes it is a sub in a laptop)
Already swapped out the two battery consuming hard drives for two brand new 256GB Solid State Disk Drives running in the same configuration (RAID 0), which now gives me a 7 second boot time and faster disk read/write, and less processor activity due to spooling up and figuring out which drive a file is stored on.
Bumped up the RAM from 4GB of DDR1666 to 8GB of DDR2000 RAM (2 x 4GB sticks), which allows me to run Minecraft longer without getting the 'out of memory' error. Installed 64-bit Vista because I didn't want to completely wipe down and reinstall everything (transferred everything to new drives), and it wouldn't let me go from 32-bit Vista to 64-bit Windows 7...
Did I miss anything?
Oh yea, and best part, I bought the laptop used for $400.00 and I only put about $375.00 into it for parts and software, and it runs great. 88 FPS on Minecraft - FTW
Utilizing the cheats console, type in /gamemode 1 (this will change the game mode to creative mode, however it will still show up on game load screen as survival mode)... Hope this helps, and hope I didn't post what others had said
In my opinion, on the XBOX 360 gaming console, anything more than 8 players would cause the following to appear:
Server lag, blocks not getting destroyed or disappearing altogether
If everyone has a mic, it gets difficult to chat over one another, and its even harder if you are not in a party (going into party chat doesn't lag the game as much)
In relation to a computer, the XBOX doesn't have as much memory depth as say a graphics intensive gaming computer.
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4GB, 20GB, 40GB, 60GB, 120GB, 250GB, 320GB
And it has to do with the processing power, hard drive caching, and the bit depth of memory on the system. And why would you need infinite worlds, I have 73 worlds and its a pain in the butt to delete them manually
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For one, I absolutely hate people like you for the sole reason that you make a 'virus' to prank people, but if you get caught and the NSA investigates, you go to prison...but I digress...
Problems with your command prompt prank...
1. On Windows Vista and newer computers, mostly just computers setup at stores instead of clean installed by users; come with User Account Control (UAC) active, which prevents the opening of 'suspicious' batch files automatically
2. Batch files (executable files in command prompt for those that do not know), are so 10 years ago, everything now is flash based, java based, or a simple copy all files to a server and wipe client PC code line lol
3. No offense though to the beginning part, we have all done it, just don't do what many have done, and tested out a batch file without making sure @echo settings are correct, or you may wind up wiping your computer because you broke it with a virus that runs at boot and opens the My Computer window endless amounts of times...like I did back in High School lol
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Windows Vista Home Premium 32-Bit
250GB Hard Drive Disk 7200 RPM (x2) (RAID 0) (500GB Total Disk Space)
512MB nVidia Graphics Cards (x2) running in SLI (1GB total graphics memory)
4GB DDR1666Mhz RAM
DVD-RW Drive
LED Light Up Keyboard
5.1 Channel Audio input/output / HDMI
High Quality Interior Audio System - RealTek 2.1 Channel Audio with built in subwoofer (yes it is a sub in a laptop)
Already swapped out the two battery consuming hard drives for two brand new 256GB Solid State Disk Drives running in the same configuration (RAID 0), which now gives me a 7 second boot time and faster disk read/write, and less processor activity due to spooling up and figuring out which drive a file is stored on.
Bumped up the RAM from 4GB of DDR1666 to 8GB of DDR2000 RAM (2 x 4GB sticks), which allows me to run Minecraft longer without getting the 'out of memory' error. Installed 64-bit Vista because I didn't want to completely wipe down and reinstall everything (transferred everything to new drives), and it wouldn't let me go from 32-bit Vista to 64-bit Windows 7...
Did I miss anything?
Oh yea, and best part, I bought the laptop used for $400.00 and I only put about $375.00 into it for parts and software, and it runs great. 88 FPS on Minecraft - FTW
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Server lag, blocks not getting destroyed or disappearing altogether
If everyone has a mic, it gets difficult to chat over one another, and its even harder if you are not in a party (going into party chat doesn't lag the game as much)
In relation to a computer, the XBOX doesn't have as much memory depth as say a graphics intensive gaming computer.