[seiv]

Please update with results =)

 

[aria]

You might as well build a dedicated desktop PC for mass botting. At least it will be useful after you're done botting. Reselling those usb sticks would be a pain.

 

[derk]

You might as well build a dedicated desktop PC for mass botting. At least it will be useful after you're done botting. Reselling those usb sticks would be a pain.

Besides, it's cheaper if space doesn't matter.

 

[aria]

Besides, it's cheaper if space doesn't matter.

Assuming each stick can run 1 OSRS instance:
A new rig using a 5820K/6700K has a significantly lower cost per instance, based off an estimate of 20 OSRS instances before OCing.
The estimated cost is under $900 to build a barebones rig with watercooling (easily done through random newegg deals and black friday) and scavenging a monitor/kb/mouse, which a stick user would have to do as well.
There's also the improved utility from having one desktop pc vs several usb sticks that aren't very useful for non-botting tasks, as I mentioned earlier.

Also, there are many negative reviews on Amazon for that usb stick.

 

[kristiaan]

Assuming each stick can run 1 OSRS instance:
A new rig using a 5820K/6700K has a significantly lower cost per instance, based off an estimate of 20 OSRS instances before OCing.
The estimated cost is under $900 to build a barebones rig with watercooling (easily done through random newegg deals and black friday) and scavenging a monitor/kb/mouse, which a stick user would have to do as well.
There's also the improved utility from having one desktop pc vs several usb sticks that aren't very useful for non-botting tasks, as I mentioned earlier.

Also, there are many negative reviews on Amazon for that usb stick.

OK thank you for your input
But i just figured, lets say you are talking about the avarage player/botter with 1 main or 1 main and a bot account... this would be alot cheaper then keeping your pc running
I understand for a goldfarmer/powerlevel a rig would be cheaper