I buy a new system in 2 weeks.
The best performance boost you can get is with an SSD. But i don't like the OCZ ones. i heard and read that they often have a total data loss after 2-3 months. i think the samsung 830 series is much better.
a Raid one is fast, but there are also problems with date. if one HD crushs, everything is gone....

Hey Cerveza,

i have a guide for you. the problem is only, the german language ;-)

http://www.computerbase.de/forum/showthread.php?t=215394

But on Post #2, you will see different systems for each moneybag.

i had this too, but only when a script is running...

yes i know...but s7 write on his page, that we can modify his script. or write another script which doing all the recalling, sorting rewards and call his script only for the filling...

but i'm also interested to use this and will help you (but i'm a really coding newb ;-) )

for filling bods you can use this:

call s7BODFiller.euo <ID of BOD to fill> %RessourceBag #false

nice would be as additional feature:
- if it take the bods out from a bod book and put them back in an empty one...
- sorting the s- and lbods depending on runic color  (because we only wanna fill the iron, PoF and crap color bods...)
- supplies multiple bod books with empty bods


 i will try to do the turnin part with a rail (so you need just one recall spot for returning tailor and smith bods)

there is one way to "craft" relic fragments

the problem is, you need a legendary artifier and then buy a "blank" ring or brace from the yeweler and imbue the following on it:

on each ring or brace:

13% physical resist
13% cold resist
13% fire resist
13% poison resist
13% energy resist

if you unravel this ring, you should get a relic fragment

a colleague tested it and for 10 relic frags he need:

412 Magical Residue
80 diamonds
160 Saphire
128 Smaragde
112 Amethyst
344 rubys

have fun ;-)

yes that's nice...but the problem would be, that you need 60 blackrock, and that's realy hard to get... :-(

50-60 Hours
240k Boards Bows and stools

8 Heartwood
66 Other Fletching Kits...

I'm not sure, but my opinion is, that the heartwood kits are a little bit rarer...

Switzerland ;-)