Cows?

Originally Posted by ImMalkah

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That's not what I was talking about. You are trying to claim a CPU doesn't at all matter at all when launching multiple processes, which is completely false.

I never said processor doesn't matter, I said it means managing resources speed. There is no limit of processes as the processor's speed can set, but they'll start crashing some time, bacause of overflow with the RAM usage, laks in internet connection resources, and even the delay caused for such number of processes.

CPU wont ever say the max. number you could get, and I wasn't giving you a certain number, but a reference (a max. number as RAM could set, regardless of any other spec). The only way to know how much you will get is putting it in practice.

Originally Posted by Athos

I never said processor doesn't matter, I said it means managing resources speed. There is no limit of processes as the processor's speed can set, but they'll start crashing some time, bacause of overflow with the RAM usage, laks in internet connection resources, and even the delay caused for such number of processes.

CPU wont ever say the max. number you could get, and I wasn't giving you a certain number, but a reference (a max. number as RAM could set, regardless of any other spec). The only way to know how much you will get is putting it in practice.

You said RAM is all that matters lol

Originally Posted by ImMalkah

You said RAM is all that matters lol

Nevermind.. try it out and come tell us how much you got.

Originally Posted by Athos

Nevermind.. try it out and come tell us how much you got.

Well, I have some OS's installed, however it keeps saying Crossfire cannot run under virtual machine. I used to bypass before, but now I guess it's patched.

Originally Posted by ImMalkah

Well, I have some OS's installed, however it keeps saying Crossfire cannot run under virtual machine. I used to bypass before, but now I guess it's patched.

Originally Posted by CaFe*Shot

VMware still works?plz answer

It had got patched, but I saw some people telling they have a new "bypass" on sale...

VMware still works?plz answer

I can run up to 10 with 8gb Ram and 8 core 4.3 GhZ, so I guess it might be 6-8 for you. So you are right. But try it out, worst case is u have to reboot your computer.

You cant run more then 4. 2 Gb each cow is the lowest you shall have.

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