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Just a general question: if you're playing the game with a resizable client, what are the common sizes you use? If SMART could be loaded with a different size, what dimensions would you most prefer?

Would it be at all detrimental to run OSRS maximized? More mainscreen area + it can't be that resource-intensive.

From: KeepBotting
Would it be at all detrimental to run OSRS maximized? More mainscreen area + it can't be that resource-intensive.

Indeed the larger screen would have a negative effect on the machine, but perhaps players would still prefer to use & bot on a larger client.

Re-sizable is bugged for me. I have an i7 cpu and 12 gigs of ram, yet I don't get 60 fps. I will continue to always bot and play in fixed.

From: Unfold
Re-sizable is bugged for me. I have an i7 cpu and 12 gigs of ram, yet I don't get 60 fps. I will continue to always bot and play in fixed.

Max FPS you can get in OSRS is 50

From: Hawker
Max FPS you can get in OSRS is 50

Well I'm no where close to 50 lol

From: Unfold
Well I'm no where close to 50 lol

Well, in re-sizeable they don't try to max out FPS since it would rape most CPU's. Around 20-30 would be normal and unless they add directx or opengl to the engine I doubt the FPS will increase. @Flight; most people just re-size the client to their needs. E.g for watching youtube and having the client in full view or to have the screen fully covered by it. I doubt there is much of a common size, although you could try and find out the best size for the inventory, mini-map and screen view for botting and just use that.

I never use resizable, more cpu = less bots :)

Alright it seems there's next to no demand for such a setup so I'll move on. Thanks for the feedback everyone.