Kinda of an old processor, like first generation, I was running an i5 3rd gen, and was getting lag in high activity.
The video card is good, not great. If you are running it at level 10 in wow, you might have to scale down the graphics and the framerates are gonna NOT be at 60fps.
How much ram are you are running? 16 gigs I am guessing. Also what model or Optiplex are you running? You are using an old business computer?
8 gigs with a 2 gig gpu so as not to bottleneck on the ram
with a 4k gold standard monitor cord the cord itself will handle upto 120 to 140 fps and a 165ghrtz monitor
You gotta remember, WoW is CPU dependent, Having a mid-range GPU might improve things a bit, but 8 gigs? Windows 10 needs at least 16 gigs to run efficiently by itself, I think the requirements are much higher for windows 11.
Um, hate to break it to you, that is marketing bull hockey. Even if you have a 4k monitor and cable, you are not gonna get that frame rate from your computer. And I donât think the Ti 1050 can handle 4k, even if you overclock it. Multiple reports suggest that the 1050 series becomes unstable in 4k with refreshes 60hz or higher
You are running a first gen i5, with 8 gigs of ram. Thatâs your bottleneck
so It is time for me to get a new computer this game calls for 8 gigs of ram as the standard to running it efficiently and it will not let me upgrade the ram any more so i am stuck with 8 gigs plus i do have all cores open on the cpu
These are the system requirements. The first column is the bare minimum, the second is the recommended, but you are not gonna get full on level 10 with 60fps with that. Your CPU is below the bare minimum.
When you are killing mobs you are on a local realm. When you are in a battleground you are in an instance. Time of day can affect where the instance is. Early in the day in North America the instances could be in Australia as that is their prime-time. That would affect your latency. If your home realm is on the East Coast and the instance is on the West Coast, that would also affect your latency.
That can be easy. I know the passwords saved in Firefox can be shown as asterisks or as plain text. It wouldnât take much. It isnât hacking. The only thing this really says about your cousin is about his morals.
Blizzard passwords arenât stored in the same place as webpage passwords.
Hereâs what I did to upgrade, I picked up a Refurbished Lenovo i7 3rd gen (had to get an adapter cable for the PSU) and swapped in my PSU, Ram , SSD drives and Video card. (The video card I am running is a GTX 1070), the whole setup cost me about $300. Iâm getting 55-65 fps in high activity at 1080p.
I never keep passwoords stored on any computer and i have changed passwordds alot to where it has got to the point of not doing it anymore to be honest
In your graphical settings, do you have separate base (e.g. open world) versus raid & battleground settings?
Try activating the tiered settings, and set raid & battleground to the minimum possible, then see if that helps with your battlegrounds.
While I wouldnât want to play on such low settings all the time, it should at least cross graphics quality off as a variable, and itâs free and easy to try.
Why would he sell 1 of his accounts with the motorcycle from the special; loging day promotion if he did not need money and nothing was done to him about it and the person that wired him the money for that account ?. so now does my story sound so far fetched
I was there when he sold the account i told him that is illegal and against the terms of service if blizzard ever finds out they will ban you permantly from this game . he replied to me to shut up and that he does not care.If you want further info i wiill be ingame get in touch with me.
ok i can tell you the name of the player he sold his account to and the payment method used to recieve the funds for the sold account and the email that was attached to the account at the time it was sold
but my story sounds far fetched about him getting into my computer while I was at work on his jobs and he would come home and leave us on the job Remember this computer stayed at his house for over a year when i left for oregan .
Iâm sure in all the years Blizzard has existed, theyâve heard some out there stories. Report it or donât, thatâs on you. This whole thread has beenâŚsome kind of a ride.