Just sayin.. Hi.

[Zymurgy]

I have been lurking here for about a month or so, checkin ya'll out. Before I started posting questions and comments wanted to put a hello post out there. I'm currently on my Summer WoW hiatus. I stop playing WoW from May through August, because of work, family and summer activities. I haven't yet started multi-boxing yet, but I have done everything else there is in the game. I think this Fall I am going to buy 4 more accounts and try 5-boxing. I have been through all the wiki's here and read a ton of posts about multiboxing. I am looking forward to PVE and maybe even a lil PVP. I primarily play PVE content and I am of the opinion that the 5 man instance is the best style of play in the game. I miss epic 5man dungeons like BRD. Back in the day..(to sound like an old man)... I had a full .5 Set on my Mage. That was an epic quest line. So, Multiboxing questions... I currently have a box that runs a Pentium Dual Core 2.3 with 4gb of ram and a 8600GT Vid card. Do you think this will be satisfactory for 5 boxing with Keyclone or should I upgrade the CPU to a Quad? Should I shop around for cheap boxes of WoW, BC, and WotLK, or just do the online upgrades? I've decided to run with a Druid (on my main account thats already 40) and a team of shammy's. I have a T7.5 Ele Shammy on my main account, so I am going with this set up because of familarity. Anyhow... Just wanted to say Hi and I'll be around looking forward to chatting.


Ziggy.

[alcattle]

no on your box, a Quad (or high end dual-core seems to be the level used) I have a Q6600 and 8 gigs.
Yes, look for Battlechests when they are on sale for $29

Reading and learning before you start is not common, but will put you way ahead of the pack

[Bot]

i also have a q6600 and 8 gigs. works pretty good for me.

i run a 8800 gt vid card though i hear theyre not all that important compared to the ram and processor.