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# How to check computer configuration to determine the number of simultaneous logins for fb accounts

**CPU Requirements:** The number of simulta8ous running windows = CPU logical processor count \* 2 (For the configuration shown below, with 8 logical processors, it is recommended to simultaneously log in to 8 \* 2 = 16 Facebook accounts for tasks). <mark style="color:red;">Note: The actual number of accounts you can log in to may exceed the CPU logical processor count \* 2, but it may result in lagging or performance issues depending on your computer configuration.</mark>

Open Task Manager -> Performance -> CPU

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**Memory Requirements:** Each window requires 300MB of memory.


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