Comp setup advice for 5 boxing

First of alll awesome site! Have picked up a ton of knowledge already and am so stoked to get into multiboxing.

I'm wondering if you guys think this setup I want to use will adequately run 5 instances of wow, the main being on one screen and the 4 others on the latter.

this pc:
http://www.newegg.com/product/produc...82E16883107505
and this card:
http://www.newegg.com/product/produc...82E16814130286

also need a compatible memory recommendation

with 2 22" Acer monitors

Any and all recomendations are welcome as I've seen that many of you are far more computer savvy than myself. I'm nervous about whether its a setup than can be upgraded down the line, I'm the type of guy that likes to have the best but since I dont know what the best is and how to get the best deal I'm taking it easy until I get my feet wet.

I'm not trying to go bargain basement with this but I also dont want to go nuts.

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Originally Posted by The link

Memory
Memory Capacity 3GB DDR2
Memory Speed DDR2 667
Form Factor DIMM 240-pin
Memory Spec 2 x 1024MB & 2 x 512MB
Memory Slots (Available/Total) 0/4
Maximum Memory Supported 8GB

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Cheap bastards are skimping on the RAM. You can order yourself 4GB http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820227252
Relatively cheap, faster and better.

Plus you can sell that crap RAM on ebay, or upgrade an older box :-)

4 GB is a must have - i think. i'm running 5x wow on a

- Q6600@3,2Ghz
- 8800 GTS 512mb
- 4 GB / 800Mhz - Vista 64

4x wow installed on one HDD with minimum addons and 640x512 resolution @19" - no sound, low gfx settings and in keyclone FPS capped by 30
1x wow installed on another HDD, normal addons, 1920x1200 res @24" sound and good gfx settings.

it works very well =)
3-3,5 GB in use with all this wow windows open
sorry 4 my bad english =(

/tenta

Wilbur, do you think that the RAM you listed is better than http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231098 ?

Yours = 4-5-4-18 timing
Mine = 5-5-5-18 timing (but I read that people were easily overclocking to 4-4-4-12 without any problems).

Mine is like $10 more, but no rebates. It's the last component I need to buy for my quad core system.

Personally, I don't rate G.Skill.

I usually stick to Corsair, Kingston and OCZ. They handle overclocking pretty well and from my experience they are less likely to die from having a bit more voltage pumped into them ;-)

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Originally Posted by Wilbur

Personally, I don't rate G.Skill.

I usually stick to Corsair, Kingston and OCZ. They handle overclocking pretty well and from my experience they are less likely to die from having a bit more voltage pumped into them ;-)

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Yeah, G.skill is "fairly" new to the market for RAM, but I've heard a lot of good things about them lately. Their RAM has won several awards for customer satisfaction on Newegg and the particular one I linked has many reviews of people overclocking it without any problems. I think I'm going to stick with the G.Skill partly because it has some proven testimonials on OCing, and partly because it has no rebate (I have 5 other rebates on my other parts lol).