I got a new laptop and Im not sure if im getting a good amount of frame rates. I got about 20-30 fighting a wolf in Elvynn forests
what about you
I got a new laptop and Im not sure if im getting a good amount of frame rates. I got about 20-30 fighting a wolf in Elvynn forests
what about you
That is horribly bad.
Laptops are bad.
Don't let anyone tell you different, if you want a computer for performance get a desktop. NEVER buy a laptop for performance, there is not one that will match a desktop in performance and price.
I was getting 120 playing by myself and over 70 in 25man raids back when I still played WoW.
As Coar said -> Get. A. Desktop.
~45fps, 1080p resolution with 6 gigs ram, 6670 GPU, and an i3
My system is ancient, and I get ~20 FPS on 10man Ultra on 1600x1200 and medium settings (shadows low).
My laptop is pretty shitty, so I get maybe 10-15 FPS on average with everything set as low as possible. Raiding is completely out of the question.
Last edited by Rheckameohs; 2012-06-27 at 05:49 AM.
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80+ FPS in Raids on Ultra. Stay mad.
This setup no longer hits 80+ FPS in raids on Ultra. Stay sad.
i7 processor (2 generations old), 27 inch panel ( Dell u2711 resolution of 2560x1440) , 24 GB of DDR 3 RAM. Zotac GTX 580 - In most places i average 100 FPS+ dropping to mid 60s in intensive fights.
I pretty consistently get 60. I'm too ignorant to figure out why it doesn't go any higher, I'm pretty sure there's a setting I must have wrong somewhere.
60, but the human eye can only see 20-40 frames anyway varies from person to person.
@spectral it's because you have vertical sync on, it maxes your frame rate with you monitor's refresh rate to prevent tearing. Without it im at 120+ fps.
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i tried turning off the vsync and still max at 60? (same thing as spectral, too lazy to go beyond that because i cant see it making any difference)
Having higher rendered FPS than your monitor's refresh rate (typically 60hz) cannot possibly make a visual difference which is why vsync caps it out at 60fps (vsync is a setting that prevents your screen from displaying partially rendered frames).
Yeah, human eye can only see 20-40 fps dadada. But you feel a huge difference in movement with your character and animations or what not when its not 60. At least for me :/
From 10+ in LFR zergfest to 80+ in old world. WTB better CPU.
OP turn shadows down, that should raise your fps up. What resolution are you playing at, and what are the specs of your laptop?