Will this card work on low-medium settings on WoW?

SirGarner

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I bought a computer online that includes a nivida gt 610 1gb and I was wondering if this is enough to play on low-medium settings on WoW. I know this is a low end graphics card and I am replacing in the future but I want to know if it will work for now.
 
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In one of my boxes I have a GT520. GT610 is a rebranded 520. It can play WoW, League of Legends and Star Wars: The Old Republic on a 1920x1080 display at low-medium and full medium specially on WoW. With an overclock it goes medium and a bit up on all. I don't know what brand you have, but the one I have in that box is Asus ENGT520 ( low profile, passively cooled ) and it overclocks from 810 MHz GPU, 600 MHz memory to 950 GPU 780 memory without any problems or high temps (but that is providing you have a decent case ). Average FPS is around 40 and falls down to 30 when things get complicated.

P.S I have V-Synch turned on and anti-aliasing is always off.
Nvidia GT 610, 620 and 630 are more of video watching cards (Full HD).

They can not help you out in gaming and GT 610 is the worst of them all. For a moment I would think that WoW would run smoothly on low - mid settings with GT 630, but definitely not with 610.

The card is way too weak.
 

Shneiky

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In one of my boxes I have a GT520. GT610 is a rebranded 520. It can play WoW, League of Legends and Star Wars: The Old Republic on a 1920x1080 display at low-medium and full medium specially on WoW. With an overclock it goes medium and a bit up on all. I don't know what brand you have, but the one I have in that box is Asus ENGT520 ( low profile, passively cooled ) and it overclocks from 810 MHz GPU, 600 MHz memory to 950 GPU 780 memory without any problems or high temps (but that is providing you have a decent case ). Average FPS is around 40 and falls down to 30 when things get complicated.

P.S I have V-Synch turned on and anti-aliasing is always off.
 
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What are the frame rates when playing normally and when there are many people around in WoW?
 

SirGarner

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Thanks to both of you. I was just trying to get a budget pc to play minecraft and wow with a couple friends. I'm new to computers and I am upgrading from a crappy acer laptop. I'm sure whatever fps I get will be better than that. I'll just play on all low and deal with the fps drops or just not play that game. I'll upgrade the graphics card if I'm that despret. Thanks again for your help!!!