I recently built a decent rig. Here are the specs:
MSI P9N Diamond Mobo
Intel Q6700 Quad Core @ 2.66 (Not overclocked)
2x2048 Corsair Dual Channel DDR2 6400
WD 250GB Sata
nVidia 8500GT 512MB
Vista Ultimate x64 with SP1
on board audio - Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio
Overall the thing flies in most aspects. Rendering graphics in photoshop, and most software design suites (been using eclipse for small projects lately).
Where my system comes to its knees is when i try and play World of Warcraft. I get about 100fps for a random amount of time (as much as 20 minutes), and then it drops to an unplayable 3-10fps. I have updated to the latest Signed Drivers 175.16 by nvidia, I have tried the unsigned 175.75, I have updated my bios (which were causing a memory issue before), I have updated my sound drivers which i know... creative is not the best choice... but its onboard... I'm out of ideas...
I would appreciate any help. Also i have looked at the gaming patches thread, and all of them that i thought sounded like my problems, said that they did not apply to my system.
Thanks in advance,
Ryan
MSI P9N Diamond Mobo
Intel Q6700 Quad Core @ 2.66 (Not overclocked)
2x2048 Corsair Dual Channel DDR2 6400
WD 250GB Sata
nVidia 8500GT 512MB
Vista Ultimate x64 with SP1
on board audio - Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio
Overall the thing flies in most aspects. Rendering graphics in photoshop, and most software design suites (been using eclipse for small projects lately).
Where my system comes to its knees is when i try and play World of Warcraft. I get about 100fps for a random amount of time (as much as 20 minutes), and then it drops to an unplayable 3-10fps. I have updated to the latest Signed Drivers 175.16 by nvidia, I have tried the unsigned 175.75, I have updated my bios (which were causing a memory issue before), I have updated my sound drivers which i know... creative is not the best choice... but its onboard... I'm out of ideas...
I would appreciate any help. Also i have looked at the gaming patches thread, and all of them that i thought sounded like my problems, said that they did not apply to my system.
Thanks in advance,
Ryan