[Stupid Questions] Need some things answering!

I'm not the greatest when it comes to technical stuff so I thought I'd post here to hopefully get a few things cleared up..

1) Can you have a triple monitor set-up with one PC, if so - how?

2) Can you have a VPN and normal network set up on the same PC so I can use 11 RS accounts on a normal network and say 4 on a VPN

3) Is there a way to make OsBuddy use less CPU? I.e. Can you turn off any features or something to help with lag?

 

1) Yes, most PC's have VGA,HDMI and DVI ports on their motherboards so one monitor per port.

2) To have 4 on a VPN seperated pretty sure you would have to have a seperated VPS as VPN's as far as I know can't turned on for few clients while the rest remain on previous ip while on one machine.

3) OsBuddy is pretty heavy on CPU if u have problems running dozen accounts maybe try looking into RuneLoader as that is apparently less CPU intensive.

 

1) yes providing your motherboard supports it
2) only via the use of a virtual system/vps
3) no

 

1) Can you have a triple monitor set-up with one PC, if so - how?
Yes, depending on GPU. Most GPUs allow it. It's generally as simple as plugging in all 3 and setting things up on the software side. Sometimes you'll need an adapter if you don't have enough plugs.

2) Can you have a VPN and normal network set up on the same PC so I can use 11 RS accounts on a normal network and say 4 on a VPN
Yeah, it's usually as simple as pointing the VPN to specific processes and leaving the others to do what they do.

3) Is there a way to make OsBuddy use less CPU? I.e. Can you turn off any features or something to help with lag?
There's software out there that can allow you to limit the amount of CPU time/power a process can use, but that would only slow your clients. OSbuddy isn't hardware accelerated afaik plus OS Runescape isn't either so that mix will take a jab at your CPU for sure. Find other software for the best results. A simple loader should do fine but you may experience similar results because of how Java operates.


You've received enough answers I think, gonna close this up