Thank You all again for the information and I decided to try something.įirst not that it is of any importance but I thought I would share the Windows Experience Index. It doesn't help at all and defeats the purpose of these forums. He'd never be able to afford a RAM and GPU upgrade if he bought an i5, so stop trying to suggest things that are ridiculously out of his price range.
The GTS 450 runs well at 1920x1200, so it's should be good for your WoW needs.ĭirectX 11 doesn't run too well (it just can't handle it), but I don't think WoW uses it anyway, so you should be The OP is building this for his friend and only has approx. Your frame rate is dependent on your gaming resolution the higher it is, the slower it runs. Since you're looking online, check Newegg CompUSA/Tigerdirect are not competitive price-wise. Try going with G.Skill, Kingston or Patriot I've heard of issues with Corsair's memory not reaching full speeds on Intel Chipsets, and it'll be cheaper.
I wonder if just upping the ram and using the graphics card would be enough for 30 FPS on medium to high settings in 4GB of DDR3 doesn't even cost $100, so I would not buy 4GB of DDR2 that does. After looking at what is available to me I am not so sure if it is worth it. I am looking to produce the best FPS in World of Warcraft I can. This is what I have to work with (the case thermaltake wing rs100, PS silentpro 800, lite-on DVD-rw).ĭG41RQ (Intel MB - 667, 800, 1333 FSB - 775 socket) Thank you for your responses and here is what I am finding based on the thread:
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