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How many bots can I run on a standard Macbook Pro?

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jaranide
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8gb ram, 256gb storage. Not great with computer specs so I'm curious. Standard clients

You realize the limiting factor is neither ram nor disk, but CPU which you didn't post?

 

Probably 3-4, maybe more with lag.

Standard is i5 on a MacBook Pro, but not knowing what year he has, not sure of the specifics.

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    its the newest 13inch macbook pro with retina, yeah i5. Does this change anything?

    Standard is i5 on a MacBook Pro, but not knowing what year he has, not sure of the specifics.

     

    I'm aware :P

     

    its the newest 13inch macbook pro with retina, yeah i5. Does this change anything?

     

    Not really, I was basing it off of those specs.

     

    Why don't you try it out and see? It's hard to predict it since there are many factors. The best way is just to test it

    I recently bought a whole new computer setup, built it myself. It has an i5 4430k processor, I haven't tested how many it can max out, but I can run 4-5 bots right now and they all keep 40 to max FPS. 

    I recently bought a whole new computer setup, built it myself. It has an i5 4430k processor, I haven't tested how many it can max out, but I can run 4-5 bots right now and they all keep 40 to max FPS. 

     

    Yeah, but that i5 is much more powerful than the ones that come inside macbook pros

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    The fact that you have a new laptop and know nothing about it scares me.

    Then again, that is the majority of Apple users, sadly...

     

    You scare easily, friend.

     

    It was a gift, and I don't have the laptop with me currently to check exact specs. Ive been running 2 bots seamlessly but was curious how far I would be able to push it. I would appreciate constructive responses in the future.

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    You scare easily, friend.

     

    It was a gift, and I don't have the laptop with me currently to check exact specs. Ive been running 2 bots seamlessly but was curious how far I would be able to push it. I would appreciate constructive responses in the future.

    Maybe. :p

    And you can always go to apple.com/macbook-pro and look up the specs.

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     Any updated opinions on how many bots I'd be able to run effectively? 

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