CashGrower007
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Can I use XRumer on my home PC? or it too powerful for it..
XRumer On Home Computer?
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I know lots of people that use Xrumer on XP and Windows 7 PC's, so I'm sure it wouldn't be too much of a problem.
However, what you need to be careful of is the amount of Bandwidth you use. Xrumer is very powerful, and can use A LOT of Bandwidth. For this you need to be cautions, and always check to see how much you're allowed with your ISP - just see their "Fair Usage" Policy.
Of course, always use decent proxies, too. But, as a general rule of thumb, I recommend a dedicated server.
But, as long as your computer is powerful, and you follow your ISP's Fair Usage Policy, and of course proxies, I can't see there being any problems!
Hope that helps!
Lynn.
However, what you need to be careful of is the amount of Bandwidth you use. Xrumer is very powerful, and can use A LOT of Bandwidth. For this you need to be cautions, and always check to see how much you're allowed with your ISP - just see their "Fair Usage" Policy.
Of course, always use decent proxies, too. But, as a general rule of thumb, I recommend a dedicated server.
But, as long as your computer is powerful, and you follow your ISP's Fair Usage Policy, and of course proxies, I can't see there being any problems!
Hope that helps!
Lynn.
CashGrower007
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Another thing I want to know is that if I use proxies, does it still use my ISP bandwidth?
It doesn't make much difference.
Proxies act like a back door; the middle man type of thing.
Your browser sends the request to the proxy server instead of the website, who then sends the request to the server/website. The server/website responds to the proxy server, and the proxy server sends the request/webpage to you.
So, instead of:
Browser Request > Website/server Receives request
Website/server Responds > Browser displays Website
It goes:
Browser requests > Proxy requests > Webpage received request
webapge responds > Proxy receives response and responds > browser receives response from proxy and displays webpage
Pretty simple But as you can see from the two above, the browser still uploads and downloads requests and responses ...
Hope that helps,
Lynn.
Proxies act like a back door; the middle man type of thing.
Your browser sends the request to the proxy server instead of the website, who then sends the request to the server/website. The server/website responds to the proxy server, and the proxy server sends the request/webpage to you.
So, instead of:
Browser Request > Website/server Receives request
Website/server Responds > Browser displays Website
It goes:
Browser requests > Proxy requests > Webpage received request
webapge responds > Proxy receives response and responds > browser receives response from proxy and displays webpage
Pretty simple
But as you can see from the two above, the browser still uploads and downloads requests and responses ... Hope that helps,
Lynn.
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CashGrower007
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Thanks Lynn.. very informative!
sure you can, you just need good internet connection and a powerful processor. Also in some time you may face problems with your ISP because of all the spam, thing like that happened to me when i used to spam emails
D3lux3
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no if its hybrid doh ... being smart is hard.
izm
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sure you can, you just need good internet connection and a powerful processor. Also in some time you may face problems with your ISP because of all the spam, thing like that happened to me when i used to spam emails
why would you have problems with ISP, unlike mail, posting on forums are based on individual owners, so it's much much less likely to get in any type of trouble. (and if anything does happen, is your IP getting banned by the site)
source. owner of multiple forums
now remove my forums from your lists you fucks.
aramboy1234
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i using internet 2mbit can i use on my own laptop ?
@arm
Don't expect it to go full speed, hell 8mbit was a pain in the ass
But it is doable.. just slow.
Last time i checked electric cars use a motor. Whats Electricity to this engine?
Hummm... fuel?
Oh well who cares. Put a little bow on your tin foil hat and wiggle away
Don't expect it to go full speed, hell 8mbit was a pain in the ass
But it is doable.. just slow.
And that makes my statement what.. wrong?
Last time i checked electric cars use a motor. Whats Electricity to this engine?
Hummm... fuel?
Oh well who cares. Put a little bow on your tin foil hat and wiggle away
It's smarter to buy xrumer, and buy dedicated windows hosting somewhere, and run it at full speed.
It's not really designed to be run at home for a majority of the users.
So unless you have 100mbit i wouldn't recommend using your home computer for long.
Your choice.
moneymoguls
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I'm interested in xrumer in the near future. Can you control how fast it runs? Like throttle it down to run on a home PC with 10 MB connection?