Xrumer Dedi Server Spec.

PC based. You need a dedi to use it with a lot of threads because it uses a lot of brandwidth, so unless you have a very good connection results will not be that good from home.
 
haha how fast is that? are you running that?. Also whee can you get such server :D
As you can see in screenshot it runs with 1657links/min sometimes more sometimes less depends on DB also.
As i told in previous post this is not server but my personal computer.
 
I suggest at least Dual core CPU and 2GB+ RAM for best performance Quad core and 4GB+ RAM + 100Mbit/s internet connection

This is how xrumer run with Quad core 10440MHZ 4GB RAM and on 200Mbit/s internet connection with regular linkslist:

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I'm starting to love latvia now :D
 
As you can see in screenshot it runs with 1657links/min sometimes more sometimes less depends on DB also.
As i told in previous post this is not server but my personal computer.

wow. i think the highest i can get from any isp in england is 50mb/s, i need to be near a city with fibre optic cable to:( Ao i have to get a dedi. Looking for quad core after this month is up. it seems to be ten times faster then the one im using now.
 
But, even if it's slow, Xrumer will still be creating links. Unless you need Xrumer for Professional use 24/24, I think any kind of Server will do the job.
 
Is it possible to use fdc server with xrumer? I think its the cheapest dedi with unmetered bandwidth
 
Who knows the SPECS of Sharepro's Dedicated servers?? Also, what is the Highest speed you get in his servers??
 
Is that Megabytes per second or Mbps?
With my opteron 248 (which sucks btw), im doing about 9Mbps and even faster about 13Mbps on version 5.09 of Xrumer.

With 5.09 I can do consistent 100GB per day.
On 5.12 Im only doing about 70Gigs DL per day.


As you can see in screenshot it runs with 1657links/min sometimes more sometimes less depends on DB also.
As i told in previous post this is not server but my personal computer.
 
as you can see in screenshot networx soft show 3.2MB=25.6megabits/s
 
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