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PB stinks View Member Profile	Aug 12 2008, 06:28 PM Post #1
Member Posts: 55 From: Hodges,Al OS: windows vista	Hey guys my dad got a new CPU with an NVIDA GeForce 8800GT and i am playing cod 4 on it and i want to know how to make my own internet dedicated server one guy told me that all you have to do is go to create new server put options to whatever you like change dedicated to internet and click start it cuts you out then comes up with the server console he then said minimize that and get back on to cod 4 an join your server I think there is more to it and I want to know if there is,thanks. This post has been edited by PB stinks: Aug 12 2008, 06:30 PM

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