Strange, your CCC is not the same as mine. Here's my Powerplay tab:
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wow.exe is set to high performance under the Switchable Graphics tab though, it is definitely running on the 7970m
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There might be some other issues going on, but the fact is WoW is just plain more demanding than people assume. I still think I've got something wrong, but not radically wrong at this point. -
that's strange. have you tried to uncheck the "enable powerplay" flag from the window you posted earlier?
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You can run wow on a cardboard box...
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It still requires ~GTX 570/580 power to run 60 fps in an empty zone on one monitor as far as I can tell. Doing the same with 2 monitors in Stormwind appears to require a GTX 690.
If that is "not demanding" then what is? -
I would venture to say the 7000 series cards aren't even optimized yet. AMD takes a while to optimize their cards for real world use. Beanchmarks are one thing but optimizing GPU's for specific games is another. Just sit back and relax. Maybe turn your MSAA down to 4 along with tweaking some other settings. Hell, you may even have to deal with 45 FPS while walking through SW. It could be worse.
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
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it shows that it can be done on desktops, however you have to try it out it if you want to see if it works -
An easy way to tell if it's using the integrated graphics or not is to just look at the temps. If they rise significantly on the 7970 then it's running like it should.
Also, don't you need a motherboard which supports virtu to take advantage of it? -
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btw as someone mentioned above i turned off sound and it suddenly turned out to be super smooth ><
MMO's do not require good hardware?
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by troyguitar, May 9, 2012.