Buying computer for 10boxing

[Ashley]

Heh, I just got that exact spec (diff graphics card and no SSD) for 5 boxing :<

[beeq]

Heh, I just got that exact spec (diff graphics card and no SSD) for 5 boxing :<

Quite common components I guess atm yeah.
I got lost in youtube, and should'nt had looked those videos about that video card. Ordered it twice for crossfire setup..
Going to prove that human can live a month by eating just the pasta (or anything really really cheap food)

[MiRai]

Quite common components I guess atm yeah.
I got lost in youtube, and should'nt had looked those videos about that video card. Ordered it twice for crossfire setup..
Going to prove that human can live a month by eating just the pasta (or anything really really cheap food)

For the 1,289,882nd time... don't use SLI or Crossfire to multibox.

[EaTCarbS]

For the 1,289,882nd time... don't use SLI or Crossfire to multibox.

Seconded. It gives you nothing. You're better off using more displays.

[Sam DeathWalker]

Ya 16G is good (you will also need the Win7 that can go to 16G, not the home version). Wise to plan to have more then enough ram and not push it with 8G. Make 100 percent sure the rams are on the motherboard approved vendor list, won't be fun if your MB turns out not to be able to use those rams.

If its 600W I would move up to 750 at least.


I do always recomend more chepo computers to save bucks but 10boxing on a single seems to be the trend and of course you end up with a nicer computer for other puposes instead of two junk ones, but this should work for 10 boxing.

You gonna 9 tile the alts on one screen or use two?

Your big decision will be if you tile at same resolution as the main so you get instant swaping with isboxer vs. not doing so and getting slower switching but not stressing your video card so much. This is where more computers is better, as you have one monitor/computer for the main and one monitor/computer for the alts