Hello,
I bought this card not too long ago under the impression that it was one of the better AGP cards. I mainly play World of Warcraft, thing is, I get really crappy FPS, still. Not sure how much knowledge people have of the game, but in main cities, while busy, I average about 10-20 fps which isn't amazing but playable. Now, when I do anything in-game with a lot of stuff going on, I get like 5-9, barely playable. This card wasn't awfully cheap, so I really would like to know why it's giving me such bad fps.
Computer Specs are as followed. Let me know if anything else is needed:
Win XP PRO
AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor
3700+
2.40 GHZ, 2.00 GB of RAM
Power supply is 550 watts, if I remember correctly.
I know my computer isn't state of the art or anything, but I always thought it was decent enough to handle a game like Warcraft... not with barely playable fps, though. Do you think any of what was listed could be a factor?
I have settings turned down, vertical sync off, most anything else I can think of/have read. I've tried HIS drivers, the latest AGP Hotfix, even some Omega drivers I stumbled upon today. None of those seemed to help much, unfortunately. Now, this is something I'm a little unsure about: Today, while messing with my computer a bit, I noticed I had a 6-pin power connector in the card's 8-pin slot. I've read mixed answers regarding 6-pin in an 8-pin slot, so I'm a little unsure about that. Could the card not be running to its full potential due to this, or is it anything else from the specs I listed? I really would like any sort of answer regarding this, because this has gotten highly frustrating, especially due to the cost of the card.
Many thanks.
I bought this card not too long ago under the impression that it was one of the better AGP cards. I mainly play World of Warcraft, thing is, I get really crappy FPS, still. Not sure how much knowledge people have of the game, but in main cities, while busy, I average about 10-20 fps which isn't amazing but playable. Now, when I do anything in-game with a lot of stuff going on, I get like 5-9, barely playable. This card wasn't awfully cheap, so I really would like to know why it's giving me such bad fps.
Computer Specs are as followed. Let me know if anything else is needed:
Win XP PRO
AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor
3700+
2.40 GHZ, 2.00 GB of RAM
Power supply is 550 watts, if I remember correctly.
I know my computer isn't state of the art or anything, but I always thought it was decent enough to handle a game like Warcraft... not with barely playable fps, though. Do you think any of what was listed could be a factor?
I have settings turned down, vertical sync off, most anything else I can think of/have read. I've tried HIS drivers, the latest AGP Hotfix, even some Omega drivers I stumbled upon today. None of those seemed to help much, unfortunately. Now, this is something I'm a little unsure about: Today, while messing with my computer a bit, I noticed I had a 6-pin power connector in the card's 8-pin slot. I've read mixed answers regarding 6-pin in an 8-pin slot, so I'm a little unsure about that. Could the card not be running to its full potential due to this, or is it anything else from the specs I listed? I really would like any sort of answer regarding this, because this has gotten highly frustrating, especially due to the cost of the card.
Many thanks.