01-26-2011, 03:48 AM
To me the best guild on a particular server would be the furthest progressed. As of right now Paragon is the "best" guild in the world. If you look at it the way you put it there are many different types of "best" guild's on one server. I am looking for a guild to progress with over a long period of time. As for my OS issue I built the computer myself and downloaded a Win 7 build. What happened was I would get random freezes that would completely lock up my system and I had to force restart it by using the power button. I tried looking in the windows logs for errors and it would never record anything at all. I thought it might be my wireless adapter so I searched for stuff on my adapter and found a problem that sounded the same but it ended up not being the issue and I tested this by hooking my computer up to my modem directly and I still got random freezes. After that I started testing stuff like bad RAM, HDD, GPU, drivers, motherboard and anything else I could possibly think of and I still got the freezes.
After a while I got fed up with it and actually sold the computer thinking it was something wrong with the computer its self and since I couldn't figure it out I didn't want to deal with it anymore. After I sold the computer I built another one which is the one I am currently on. Everything was new except my wireless adapter and the OS which I had downloaded. At first the problem seemed to of not been there but it started happening again and so naturally since the only things that were the same from the previous computer was the adapter and the OS I knew it was the OS that I downloaded because I had already figured out it wasn't the adapter. I downloaded another Win 7 build and installed it and I have not had the problems since then.
TLDR: I tested every piece of hardware of the computer and everything was fine. I replaced the computer and used the same OS/adapter and figured out the OS was indeed the culprit to my problems.
Yes you are correct it doesn't take over a year to figure out what the problem was but I did screw with it for a good 4 months because I didn't want to sell my computer I had just built. To top it off the problem happened mostly in WoW and I could get away with playing a good 4+ hours of TF2 or any other game without a single freeze. In the other time I was doing other RL stuff and just decided I would come back for cata rather than try and jump back into WOTLK half way through the content.
After a while I got fed up with it and actually sold the computer thinking it was something wrong with the computer its self and since I couldn't figure it out I didn't want to deal with it anymore. After I sold the computer I built another one which is the one I am currently on. Everything was new except my wireless adapter and the OS which I had downloaded. At first the problem seemed to of not been there but it started happening again and so naturally since the only things that were the same from the previous computer was the adapter and the OS I knew it was the OS that I downloaded because I had already figured out it wasn't the adapter. I downloaded another Win 7 build and installed it and I have not had the problems since then.
TLDR: I tested every piece of hardware of the computer and everything was fine. I replaced the computer and used the same OS/adapter and figured out the OS was indeed the culprit to my problems.
Yes you are correct it doesn't take over a year to figure out what the problem was but I did screw with it for a good 4 months because I didn't want to sell my computer I had just built. To top it off the problem happened mostly in WoW and I could get away with playing a good 4+ hours of TF2 or any other game without a single freeze. In the other time I was doing other RL stuff and just decided I would come back for cata rather than try and jump back into WOTLK half way through the content.
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