Good Computer Sites

[deadarcher]

Hello again fellas.

I'm Hopefully starting my 5-boxing adventure in the next few months, since I still have to finish school and visit my parents back down in cali...

But I thought I would share some nice sites with you guys if you hadn't heard of them before, I think I'll be using all of these to buy my gear ...

www.newegg.com

www.geeks.com

www.pricewatch.com

I swear by newegg and pricewatch, and geeks has not let me down in the past (a lot of good discounted computer parts for cheap).

Pricewatch is basically just a 'compare' site, but it sure does come in handy. Hope this helps you all in buying some gear!

-dead

PS, I think xzin posted somewhere on what specs for a computer would be good if youre looking to multibox, but here are the 'official' requirements from wow.com

http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/faq/technology.html

[Runiat]

PS, I think xzin posted somewhere on what specs for a computer would be good if youre looking to multibox, but here are the 'official' requirements from wow.com

http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/faq/technology.html

Yes, if only those speccs included addons, were linear for multiple accounts, and you didn't intend on ever playing any games but WoW multiboxing would be so much simpler...

Well, where I'd get a copy of Windows 4000 I don't know, but the rest of them..

[Xzin]

I did post specs for an average computer able to run WoW. It is in my FAQ. However, things get tricky when you want to run multiple WoWs on one machine, etc.

Really comes down to trial and error.

[Shogun]

Running 2 copies of WoW on 1 machine, 1.8ghz, 512 ram and a radeon 9200 (crap system) goes fine in low populated zones