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The only limit to the number of nodes you can run is based on the system running them. You run as many as your processor can handle, but if you run too many it will lag or possibly crash. You can't get a real number as some nodes are simplistic while others are incredibly complex.
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The only limit to the number of nodes you can run is based on the system running them. You can run as many as your processor can handle, but if you run too many it will lag or possibly crash. You can't get a real number as some nodes are simplistic while others are incredibly complex.
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