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How Many people can I hold


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So I recently bought a new computer and was wondering how many people I can hold up to without lag and will it be able to handle a seige?

Specs

Processor - AMD Phenom 9750 Quad Core @ 2.4GHZ

Ram - 8GB

Video Card (Don't think it matters) - ATI Radeon 3870 HD 1GB

OS - Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit

1TeraByte Hard drive @ 7200RPM

Internet Connection

on speedtest.com

-Download 23.00Mb/s

-Upload 1.00Mb/s

 

So there are the specs and I'm probably gonna look at upgrading the hard drive to a 10000RPM one

I will be looking to upgrade my internet in the future after I start getting some donations or if I have to use my own money.

Before I upgrade I would like to know approximatly how many people I can hold without lag and does download speed matter?

How many Kb/s does each player usually use up?

How many people can I hold with this connection and how many if I upgraded to 5.00Mb/s

Thanks

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