The allowance for RDP/VNC and similar also kinda negates all this, imo. There is also no frequency restriction. You can (and I did) clock something like a sing

The allowance for RDP/VNC and similar also kinda negates all this, imo. There is also no frequency restriction. You can (and I did) clock something like a single core Conroe-L Celeron 430 that is normally 1.8ghz to ~3-4ghz (I managed ~4.1 on mine but seems most people probably could only do around 3.5-3.6ghz which is still a gigantic overclock). I guarantee you that would run almost anything you throw at it that isn't gaming or video editing with gusto. edit I just realized the Celeron 430 is 16 years old now. Augh. Time keeps on slippin' by.