About VMware

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About VMware
Just out of curiosity, I've been wondering how people who use VMware to run multiple bots, actually get them to work.

I have a VMware, and do have couple of windows installed. But it seems the computer gets really slow and has so much trouble to run even 2 bots, -1 on my own pc, the other on VM. So, I started the bot on VM and left it, then opended up vindictus on regular pc, it would just get really laggy, that VM's vindictus 'btt.txt' can't catch up its commands, ends up having server delaying issue.

So, I was just wondering if I am the only one having the problem, with a crappy laptop, or had people figured out way to deal with it?

any idea Q.Q?

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sorry, You need better computer, there is no easy solution really. Can try to run Windows xp because of it using lot less memory,
but it's unstable in vmware and its video driver(windows xp vmware display driver is trash, similar to virtualbox).
Best don't try, You can damage Your laptop permanently.
You need at least one 3.5GHz core (or two cores) and 2GB RAM dedicated to each VM. This means you need a quad core 2.9GHz and 6GB to run one VM, and yes, it will be slow. If you have an i5 and 8+GB RAM you can probably run 2 VMs. Make sure you set all the video settings to "Custom" and manuall make each option the lowest possible (don't use the default "Lowest" setting).
Quote Originally Posted by maddoggy00 View Post
You need at least one 3.5GHz core (or two cores) and 2GB RAM dedicated to each VM. This means you need a quad core 2.9GHz and 6GB to run one VM, and yes, it will be slow. If you have an i5 and 8+GB RAM you can probably run 2 VMs. Make sure you set all the video settings to "Custom" and manuall make each option the lowest possible (don't use the default "Lowest" setting).
Bullshit, i have a Quad with 3GHz and 4GB Ram and i run easily 2 VMs at the same time or 1 VM + normal Vindictus. My VMs are Win XP with 768 MB Ram, 1 CPU Core assigned and 10GB HD space, works very well.
Thank you for this post. It reminded me of VMware and today finally I was able to run Vindictus in it. VBox 3D drivers failed on my computer, even following all the 3D configuration tricks.
My laptop has 2x2Ghz and decent video card but it can barely run Vindictus, since it does a bad job at multithreading (despite the fact of being a Source game).
Like the above posts have stated. Having a kick ass computer is the solution. I am running a six core 4.0GHz with 8 GB of ram and two 5870s (They're okay) Dual GPU is the way to go.
Quote Originally Posted by MightyRufo View Post
Like the above posts have stated. Having a kick ass computer is the solution. I am running a six core 4.0GHz with 8 GB of ram and two 5870s (They're okay) Dual GPU is the way to go.

2GHz and 4GB of memory got ass-kicked, +haha DAMNIT!
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