So I built a pc and it runs world of warcraft so slow. Please help (a10 5800k) UPLOADED PIC!!

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RustyRyan

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Hello.

I researched on amd a10-5800k since it has GPU already built in to minimize my

spending due to tight budget.

However here is the problem.

So i built a pc and all i get is slow performance (10~20 fps ) even with the

lowest settings with 1028 x 968 something resolution. ( 22 inch monitor )

Here is my rig..
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CPU : AMD a10-5800k Trinity
RAM : Corsair DDR3-1600 8GB (2x4GB)
MB : Gigabyte GA-F2A75M-D3H FM2
HDD : WD caviar blue 500GB
PSU : some 420W attached to the case which i bought.

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Is it because I did not use DVI cable..?
or
Is it the psui..?
or
is it because I connected 2 pin psu end to 4pin motherboard ?..

What would be the problem..? so slow.. even my old laptop can run wow on
low setting with 1380x968 resolution smoothly..
I did a patch on amd catalyst to latest.


Please help me..


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adimeister

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What? You're running a 2pin to your 4pin CPU? :O I'm surprised it even boot. haha Use the 4pin from your PSU, it's hard to miss because there'e only one with like that. I doubt you PSU have a power pin for a PCIe. We have the same specs, I'm running crysis 3 smoothly, sc2 HOTS, AC3.

Another thing, are you running your mems on dual channel? That would be a big help!
 
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lazyboy947

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either ur cpu isnt getting correct power because the cables or u didnt set enough ram to the igpu. I currently have a 4pin plugged into the motherboards 8pin cpu power and runs good but if u put a two pin in then it must of been a pci-e 6+2pin which is the wrong one and the cpu isnt getting correct power to use a 4 pin at least or a 8pin matters on ur connectors.

As said the a10 with its igpu can play crysis and bf3 just fine at playable fps and wow shouldnt be an issue on ultra
 
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RustyRyan

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The PSU only had a 4pin end connector + 24pin? connector so i connected both on my motherboard which

only had 8 pin socket + 24 socket .

24pin one was put correctly but i am not sure of the 4pin one.. I researched it and it says that its okay to put it in

like that but i guess.. the power might be the problem..

ah... anyway.. i ordered corsair 430W and another radeon HD 7750..

i was so mad lol..

anyways. thank you for your answer!!

 
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8350rocks

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No, no, no, no, no! You need to be running at least 1866 MHz DDR3 RAM with an APU!!! That's the key to those systems....beef up your RAM, and make sure you have 2 sticks of RAM and at least 8 GB of RAM! That will solve your issues almost entirely. To get better performance after that you would need to go to a discrete GPU like the HD 7750.

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See how big a difference that makes now?

This shows with WoW: MoP you should still be getting into the 30s in terms of FPS!

http://www.hardwareheaven.com/reviews/1583/pg10/amd-a10-5800k-apu-performance-review-gaming-performance-7850.html
 
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RustyRyan

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Yeah.. thats the problem.. I even set up like.. 800x600 with lowest setting and the performance still struggles..

i don't think its the problem with ram.. So..do you think its the psu holding me back?
 
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