What are your pc specs for people with 5+ bots :)

Intel Core i5-760
2.8GHz
only 8gb ram, (i'll upgrade it to 16 when i get my next botted gold paycheck ;D)
and last but not least, my graphics card; ATI Radeon HD 5800 series.. (its not the best out there, but it does the job.)

- i can easily run 5 bots at a time, but when ive gotta raid i do 4 bots (on low settings, since i wont be looking at them xD)
and then i raid with Ultra settings on my main acc, doing about 17 fps (no lag what so ever)

 

Can we get an average on how much money everyone makes with more than 5 bots?
And for how long do the accounts last aswell.

 

Love the responce from this thread! Appreciate it! I brought this laptop not to bot, but because it can handle 5+ bots easy i let it run, now im in the process of building a custom pc, hence this thread was hoping for some help and advice from the community and i sure got that! My opinion on SSD hard drives after having a 1TB it died and i replaced with a SSD drive and holy crap its amazing so much quicker! Keep up the responces please!

 

50-100$ weekly depending on how much i bot and put in the time in selling raw mats sometimes more then this ofc

 

Thanks.
How many bots do you run? Only 5?

 

Yeah, nice thread, good advice.
But that earning money is kind of offtopic, write a new topic on that mate.

Getting a new Rig next week, will see how many instances of WoW I can open simultaneously !

 

i5 2500k
8gb ram 1866mhz
asus maximus
gtx 660ti

7 bots, and playing dota 2 smooth

 

hmmm it seems half of us are running i5 and half i7 personally is there much difference when it comes to running wow bots?

 

I run max 3 at a time. Not because my PC can't handle it, but because I only have 3 accounts and 3 sessions.

i7 2600k OC'd to 4.7GHz (liquid cooler)
16GB RAM
128GB SSD
1TB HDD
Radeon HD 7950 slightly OC'd

 

On a regular PC with one WoW instance , i5 versus i7 would mean almost no difference. With a large number of bots, the situation changes dramatically. When I switched from 2500k @ 4200mhz to 2600k @ 4200 Mhz, the performance increase was quite huge. Hyperthreading is huge for that much multitasking.

 

Very true

 

For those of you that built your own pc what websites did you use for cheap parts?

 

Just get some good ram and you're set!

 

newegg.com hands down. I've never had a bad experience with them.