lozerpop
2009-07-18 03:26:54 UTC
Intel Pentium 4 Processor 2.8Ghz
512MB DDR RAM
Intel Onboard GPU 96MB
80GB IDE 2MB cache hard disk
I recently just built a new computer that was a massive upgrade over my last. But when I finally installed WoW, I was shocked that there was no improvement what so ever on the exact same settings. I still have 10-15fps, and the frame rate drops below 10 when there is a lot of activity going on, and it is still set to the lowest possible settings. Here are my new system specs:
Intel Core 2 Quad 2.33Ghz Processor
2GB RAM
Nvidia Geforce 8400 GS 512MB Graphics Card
500GB SATA 32MB Cache Hard Disk
I mean, I quadrupled my RAM, the processor is unbelievably more powerful then my old one, tha hard disk can recover data faster, and any video card is a huge upgrade from an onboard GPU. So what's the deal? I am using Windows XP Service Package 2, and I have updated all my video card, Windows, and Direct X drivers, as well as my BIOS. The only difference I have noticed is my computer can handle more programs at once and also boots up much faster. But when I try to play a game, it all goes to hell. Is there something that I didnt do? WoW is one of the most least demanding games out there, and my computer should run this perfectly, but WoW is totally owning my system...