Four clients and 280 accounts measure different things
Library capacity is the number of accounts stored in the panel. Concurrency is the number of clients running now. Throughput is how many accounts complete the required cycle during an observed period. These measures are not interchangeable.
- 4
- Concurrent CS2 clients: two pairs in Wingman.
- 4–280
- Accounts in one subscription’s pool. The queue runs groups rather than launching the whole library.
- 1 machine
- Per subscription. Another machine requires another license.
How to read 190–210 and “up to 280”
190–210 accounts per week is a range from historical test runs. Up to 280 per week was an upper estimate for an ideal cycle. Neither is a fresh benchmark of the current version or a commitment to deliver that throughput on any PC.
The 280-record library cap is independent of that estimate. An account may be queued, need attention or still be earning XP. Imported accounts therefore do not equal rewards collected in a week.
Where time is spent
- Hardware: memory, CPU, graphics and disk must sustain four game clients.
- Account readiness: valid Steam Guard data, verified Prime and working sign-ins.
- Networking: Steam availability, SDR routes, latency and connection loss.
- Matches: search time, match duration and each account’s required progression.
- Downtime: Steam/CS2 updates, time with the PC off and situations needing attention.
- Processor
- 6 or more threads
- Memory
- At least 16 GB of RAM
- Graphics
- GeForce RTX 3060 or comparable performance as a reference
- System
- Windows x64 with Steam and CS2 installed
Hardware guidance for four CS2 clients. Actual load depends on game settings, background applications and updates. Run the built-in readiness check and assess the first cycle on your PC.
Evaluate your machine using its history
Start with a prepared pool and observe complete cycles. Check search and run times in match history and confirmed collections in Rewards. Separate game time from downtime, and avoid extrapolating an unusually successful match to an entire week.
The landing-page calculator compares gross turnover scenarios. It does not predict reward contents or include account acquisition, hardware, electricity, fees, taxes or downtime. A rare item’s value is not an average account result either.