How Is My Laptop For Running Scripts?

[Tinkerfitz 3]

I was wondering how many clients I could run scripts on at the same time that my laptop could handle.

It's a Dell Latitude E7250 with Windows 10 OS, 16 gb ram, Intel i7-5600 processor, and 512 gb hd.

Would I be able to run a decent amount of clients or would it be too much for my machine to handle that it would be negligible to even try?

Thanks much 😆

[S t a t i c 0]

Buy a VPS and you can run probably 2 if a free user of DB

[yeeter 538]

To many variables, just spool up 1 instance, and note how much mem/cpu is being used.  Then spool up a 2nd instance and monitor the change.  Watch it while the 2 bots run a script and note the peak usage you see form Dreambot.  Then with some basic math you can figure it out.  You also never defined a "decent amount of clients" not really able to give a guess.  You would run a couple tho easily just assure you prop the back of your laptop up a bit with a book or marker to help airflow.

[Tinkerfitz 3]

2 hours ago, S t a t i c said:

Buy a VPS and you can run probably 2 if a free user of DB

Hmm sounds like a good start

[Tinkerfitz 3]

2 hours ago, yeeter01 said:

To many variables, just spool up 1 instance, and note how much mem/cpu is being used.  Then spool up a 2nd instance and monitor the change.  Watch it while the 2 bots run a script and note the peak usage you see form Dreambot.  Then with some basic math you can figure it out.  You also never defined a "decent amount of clients" not really able to give a guess.  You would run a couple tho easily just assure you prop the back of your laptop up a bit with a book or marker to help airflow.

I'm not sure what quantifies a decent amount, I figured there was some ballpark measurement for what's considered many instances for botting and what's considered a small amount.

How do I know when my resources are being used up too much? By the time the laptop starts crashing or windows start freezing up? Also how much memory should I set for each client instance? Is that another measurement that takes testing when it comes to scripting?

[S t a t i c 0]

19 minutes ago, Tinkerfitz said:

I'm not sure what quantifies a decent amount, I figured there was some ballpark measurement for what's considered many instances for botting and what's considered a small amount.

How do I know when my resources are being used up too much? By the time the laptop starts crashing or windows start freezing up? Also how much memory should I set for each client instance? Is that another measurement that takes testing when it comes to scripting?

Set Lowest! 

 

[Bunnybun 181]

4 minutes ago, S t a t i c said:

Set Lowest! 

 

Keep in mind setting it lower puts more strain on the CPU for garbage collection, you want to find the right balance.