200 WOWs...

[Wilbur]

IS=InnerSpace a DirectX development platform. ISXWoW is the Extension which provides World of Warcraft-specific functionality. You can use it to Automate, make longer macros, pretty much anything you can program, you can do. People got banned for using ISXWoW and ISXWarden (the module which stealths Innerspace from Warden) recently, the only Innerspace banwave since the inception of ISXWarden. I wouldn't advise the use of it for legitimate Multi-boxers, but if you don't mind breaking the EULA, then there's few better tools for Multiboxing out there.

[Mannyman]

Actually this is inaccurate. People aren't, and have never been, banned for using IS. They are banned for using naughty extensions that allow for automation among other things. IS is just a platform, like windows.

-S

People have been getting banned left and right in the last few months for simply having IS running when WoW is up, mods or no mods loaded. In Blizzard's view, there is no acceptable reason to have it running while playing WoW. If you were Blizzard, and noticed someone running IS, what possible explanation would you accept before banning them? Hell, it's right on their website, "Automate processes" in big bold print. I don't think saying that it sorts your email in the background will fly.


I also know this first hand because my friend used IS all the time. I could tell it was obviously illegal from the things he was able to do with it(300 yard onscreen radar of other players, herbs, etc? LOL). That's how I recognized the little red tray icon. He didn't bot, just used the radar, and got banned nonetheless. Really sad though, since his guild was WAY up there in pve progression

[Wilbur]

People have been getting banned left and right in the last few months for simply having IS running when WoW is up, mods or no mods loaded.

To be honest, if you are running Innerspace without ISXWarden loaded, you are an idiot who shouldn't even be using Innerspace in the first place and you fully deserve the ban.

[sputnik]

more boxporn:

[Wilbur]

I want :-(

Would you mind telling us what specs those machines are?

[Xzin]

I love the rank mount cases. As cheap as humanly possible while still being rack mounted

Still a bunch more expensive than regular non rack mounted cases though

[sputnik]

at $200, they're a lot cheaper than the first rack case I bought in 2001 which was $800. You get what you pay for. These cases are very well designed and have shockproof bumpers for the drive cages, fans positioned to blow across each set of drives, and massive intake/exhaust fans to pull through the case. Unlike a normal case, these cases are designed to be stacked directly adjoining to other red-hot machines and not fry the innards.


Specs per machine are AMD 64x2 4400+ dual cores, 8GB DDR2 800mhz ram, ATI x1950GT 512MB cards. We actually just got in another shipment of machines so now there's 23 machines with 40-50 WoWs each....

[hapiguy314]

Any info on where to by these racks? Thanks!

[Bena]

sputnik: what os are you running on the amds?

[Xzin]

These are them or close:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811117106