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Real NameKevin McCall
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    • Horrible Lag in Warhammer Online and looking for some suggestions
    • Originally posted by catmaykate

      Your CPU is over 5 years old and its prob bottle necking your GFX card i'd say upgrade the CPU to a newer AMD chip if your motherboard alows it, ram, OS and GFX are fine

       

       

       

       

      This is what I have been leaning towards. I can upgrade to a dual core which may help. Thanks.

    • Posted: 9/06/08 6:46 PM
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    • Horrible Lag in Warhammer Online and looking for some suggestions
    • Originally posted by vala2008

      I would look at your power supply, the rig looks a fairly moderate range rig then you stuck a super graphics card in so make sure you have the power supply for that...i would say you need at least 450+ if you dont have the power the graphics card might not be working at its full potential...also think about 2gb more RAM as i think that mobo you have can take up to 4.

      Other things that help better fps in games is to have a plain old blue screen saver instead of a fancy high def picture (you can have a gaming log in and a normal login with admin use). Look to see if other programs are running but also remember this is still in beta so give the company end time to iron out tech issues.

       

      Thank you for the suggestion. I have a 400 power supply. I was worried about that as well but the little led on back of the card is showing green as it is suppose to at full power. That could still be the issue though possibly. I would think I would see some random PC errors if not getting the correct voltage which I am not.

      Do you know of any programs that are made to monitor where issues are occuring? I do not know if benchmark programs would. If so I may need to get Mark3D or something similar.

      Thanks so much for the advice so far.

    • Posted: 9/06/08 6:44 PM
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