Do you think I can run 3?

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Just tried running 3
2 Dungeoneering and 1 cooking

Worked untill RSbuddy froze like a hour after I started the 3rd up
RSbuddy shut down for loads of others to so its not just me =S







Well I have 2 iDungeon bots running 24/7 do you think my computer can handle 3?

I have the use less cpu setting on



I have a Macbook pro With 4gb of DDR3
%CPU
Rsbuddy has 155%
Firefox has 44%

If you have a mac you know what the thing above means


So do you think I can run 3 of them?
 
Nexus use's about 400mb RAM. So it should be fine.
 
I can't try yet I need to get another iDungeon auth

Different scripts use different amounts of CPU I thought
So I need to get another iDungeon PRO
I asked this before hand Just so if I do get another I can actually run it and not wast my money
 
Dungeoneering said:
I can't try yet I need to get another iDungeon auth

Different scripts use different amounts of CPU I thought
So I need to get another iDungeon PRO
I asked this before hand Just so if I do get another I can actually run it and not wast my money
Click to expand...

How much is iDung in rsgp? At the least if you can't run it I'll maybe have enough moola to buy. Maybe not, but at least I can know what to save up for.
 

It costs around 25-30m
OR like $12 paypal
 

K lol shoot I'm at 10m. Hopefully I can get 85 dung soon and get fdk .
 
You should be able to.. Most likely yes.
 
Just started up 3 and updated the OP go check it out!
 
2.4 GHz Intel core 15

I'm running 3 right now

If I try to run 4 My cpu maxes out and yea =S
So I can safly run 3 bots on my computer

Botting on

-Mine
-Crusts
-mikes
 
Oh, hmph...
I think laptops aren't that good for botting >.<.
I'm on my desktop and I can run up to 12 bots with stability.
I usually run around 8-10 24/7 lolz.
Yeah, you might wanna get a VPS, because a laptop will probably crash the bots a lot more for heat reasons and stuff.
If you bot three, I recommend you figure out what's crashing it though.
It might not actually be your CPU?
 
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