Computer specs recommended for specific function

So recently I'm in search for a pc that would be able to run 10 osrs accounts with no problem but the problem is I have no idea what I should be looking for in the computer to be able to do that... Is it ram,ssd,cpu ? I'm clueless any help appreciated. Hmmm i found this computer which is within my price range but idk if its worth it or good. Any help ? http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/review/g...va-i5r285oc-desktop-gaming-pc-review-3605090/

 

That machine you linked would have no issues. If you're looking to build one yourself, focus on CPU power and RAM. OSRS doesn't have the best graphics so a mid-tier card would do just fine, but the number of calculations the game will be making (times 10!) would definitely put a load on your CPU.

I'm guessing a minimum of 12GB of RAM and at least a high-grade i5 or i7 would do the trick. Hyperthreading would help you a lot in this situation so I'm leaning more toward suggesting an i7.

 

I used to bot 9 accounts on an Asus G75-VW laptop back in like '11-'12 before eoc ruined the game, so a system of comparable or possibly slightly better specs could likely handle 10 no problem for OSRS botting.

It has 12gb RAM, gtx 670m gpu, and a lower tier mobile i7 cpu.

 

As Nano and Blupig have said.. You're main worry is cpu/ram. The gpu I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't need one.

Aim for 4 core 8 threads as a minimum and memory frequency isn't too important for your task but shear volume will be. So aim for around 16gb as a minimum.

If you need a computer that will be on 24/7 running the high percentages of your cpu usage then you need to aftermarket cool your cpu and bring the temperatures right down. I'd also consider under volting the cpu to bring the temperatures down instead.

The link you provided will work for what you want. However, it far exceeds what you need. If this is going to be the computer's only task then you're wasting a lot of money on higher frequency ram, gaming/overclocking motherboard, graphics card.. etc.