need help choosing a computer for botting please help :)

[RuneMerch]

i have been looking and i want to know how many bots i can run per each of these computers:
I will be using idungpro, kminer, soulwarspro

NUMBER 1:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VIBOX-GA-...t=UK_Computing_DesktopPCs&hash=item3361842559

NUMBER 2:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GINGER6-V...t=UK_Computing_DesktopPCs&hash=item2c5d5afe18

NUMBER 3:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-HD545...t=UK_Computing_DesktopPCs&hash=item3cba09fe78

NUMBER 4:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AMD-3-2GH...t=UK_Computing_DesktopPCs&hash=item5d2f52113b

 

Let me ask you this question here first.

Are you interested in buying a new computer and were just wondering how many bots it could run OR you want to buy a computer just for botting and want to know how many it could run?

 

[RuneMerch]

Let me ask you this question here first.

Are you interested in buying a new computer and were just wondering how many bots it could run OR you want to buy a computer just for botting and want to know how many it could run?

buying a new computer and were just wondering how many bots it could run

 

Usually by rule of thumb you can run two bots per gig of ram, so you can run about 8 on each of those computers.

 

[ytrewq]

The CPU's in the first two are lacking (could be an issue), and the last one only has integrated graphics (not a problem for botting, but an issue for other games). The third one is used, but the seller has a good rating.

The cpu's in the first ones would support perhaps 8 bots as an absolute max (I rent a VPS that uses a virtual 3.0Ghz AMD core, and can run 4 bots with less cpu and the window disabled or minimized). That's about how many your RAM could support, but RAM is cheap to upgrade, and a CPU is not.

From a preliminary glance, my money is on the third one.

 

[Pockets]

I'd be careful with buying any of these, they likely use extremely low quality PSUs and have a good chance of failing early.

You could also get a much better deal than these by assembling your own.

 

[Arashi]

Tigerdirect.com build your own pc or if you can't:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=411715&CatId=1886

 

[TheMaker]

number 3, because its XEON, its a beast for working with heavy programs.

 

[Marckiee]

Comp 3 for obvious reasons. The GHz, plus the quad core should allow you to run 8 - 12 bots with no trouble.

 

[Harpoon]

I'd be careful with buying any of these, they likely use extremely low quality PSUs and have a good chance of failing early.

You could also get a much better deal than these by assembling your own.

www.newegg.com

Much easier to buy, you're right, build your own.

 

[Old Forums Fury]

www.newegg.com

Much easier to buy, you're right, build your own.

If you don't know how to build a computer just take it to someone who does...

Computer 3 would be the best if you're too scared to build your own, it's used, but the cpu in the first 2 are trash

 

[Bodybordguru]

build your own computer...You could get an even better computer than those.

 

[Pockets]

www.newegg.com

Much easier to buy, you're right, build your own.

Yup, I just built my own and it was a great deal. It was the first time I ever built one too and it was not very difficult.

Parts come with instructions that are (generally) easy to follow. This may help as well: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/How_To_Assemble_A_Desktop_PC/Assembly#Basic_tools

 

[TotzKush]

How difficult is it to build your own computer?

 

[ytrewq]

Not difficult, plenty of tutorials online. When you decide on parts, I would post them on a tech forum, just to make sure that there aren't any issues. Alternately, I believe Newegg has some public wishlists and there are some good builds listed by users on their forum (Eggxpert).

 

[Serotonin]

Actually bought a few computers for the third person myself, computers were great and the service matched it.