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zaslem
10-26-2007, 08:12 PM
I'm about to start dual boxing but i really dont have enough room to do dual computers is it fairly easy to do it with 1 computer? My computer can run up to 4 wow's at a time but i hear it is worth doing multiple computers? what are your thoughts and please give me good ways to do it on onje computer.

zaslem
10-26-2007, 08:17 PM
oh ya i can run more than 4 wows but i can run more but with 60 fps and max quality

mxracer050
10-26-2007, 08:21 PM
sounds like you have the same good kind of computer I do :)

Check out my post!

http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums2/viewtopic.php?p=12309#12309


I currently 5 box, 1 priest, 4 warlocks.

All on 1 PC, with 2 monitors.

I use the program called Keyclone, and the option WoWMaximizer that it supports. This program costs $10. IT IS SO WORTH IT! Very easy to use, and works amazing.

http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums2/viewtopic.php?t=1552

What you see in the screenshots is wowmaximizer. It resizes the windows perfectly, and makes it look neat. It is HIGHLY functional. I am still new to multi-boxing myself, but I found this out, and never looked back.

It is definately possible to box on one PC. If your video card has 2 DVI slots, then go get a cheap second monitor, and use it. It is definately helpful to have 2, compared to one.

Much more visibility, and I feel like I have more monitor's and PC's than I really have.

Using one PC, saves me loads of money in the long run. I seem to be controlling my characters well enough. Of course I am just telling you this from my viewpoint, I have never tried multiple computers. I just know it will cost you loads of money, around $4,000. Very expensive!

The one PC, saves me a lot of money. I have the power on the PC, why spend more money? :)


Hope that helped :)

I run

8800 GTX, 2.66GHZ Core 2 Duo, 4GB Ram.

zaslem
10-26-2007, 08:29 PM
I was thinking of that, but 2 monitors wont fit on my desk and i want 2 mages so if would it be manditory for me to use 2 monitors and is keyclone worth the 10 bucks :P sounds like it is, and thanks for the help on the last post

mxracer050
10-26-2007, 08:54 PM
np for the help, I'm new to this, and it was definately very frustrating trying to read everything and learn it. I ended up discovering some random post which actually gave me a general idea of how to do macros, etc..

2 Monitors is NOT mandatory, its recommended. That way you can view both characters at the same time. If you are dual-boxing, you just move your mouse back and forth, and control them :)

I use 2 monitors because I am boxing 5 characters. 2 Monitors is kind of mandatory on that part ;)


Keyclone is definately worth it, probably the easiest way to go. Its only $10, so its not a big price.

zaslem
10-26-2007, 09:01 PM
Well, i was thinking i could build a mount for 2 lcd monitors right at the corner of my wall. This could definatly work now i just need another lcd. And if i really enjoy the challenge of dual boxing i might expand to multiple accounts up to 5. I am truely thankful for the advice.