Bottlenecking ? low fps

What psu are you currently running?

Your cpu is causing a bottleneck on the 560ti.
Overclocking your cpu will give your 560ti a good boost. If you dont have any experience in overclcocking ask a friend that knows how to, as its something that takes time to learn. You will aslo want to invest in a good cpu cooler for the overclocking.

i have a corsair tx650W psu

Ok thats good , your psu is not an issue.

i do have an aftermarket heat sink and mobo i dont really remember the specs of it ill have to go find my box unless there is an easier way to find it

Is this a OEM computer?

no i just got my box and it is a nforce 780i sli
and a zalman cnps9500 at

For wow is hard not having issues with FPS. In my system i play ultra 1600x900 and flying around in most zones i get more than 100 fps (GPU usage 100%), while in a battleground or LFR 25man i get 20-40fps (GPU usage 40-60%). Even in ogrimmar, when its really populated i get 20fps near the bank(GPU usage 15-30%). So the problem is the game, not the hardware...

Overclocking it will help a lot, becasue wow likes faster frequencies. But you should understand and accept as many of us that WoW is another bad optimized game  
Mostly becasue it still uses the same engine from 2004 when it was launch.

Best regards, sir  

Alright then it's definitely a CPU bottleneck.Use the guide I provided above and start O.C.ing.But always be sure to watch your temps.

CPU bottleneck. Invest in a phenom before they're gone from the shelves. or spend twice the money for an intel at 1/5th better performancce. /troll sequence ended.

would http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... be enough to fix the problem?

Does his motherboard support an AMD processor? Not good advice supremeusa....

Just overclock the Q6600, it will be like a free upgrade!

Follow the linked guide from purple stank.

Try disabling addons and shadows. That's what causes most performance issues in WoW (speaking from personal experience).

Core 2 Quad's are about the same as many Phenoms II's and some are even faster that them. If I got a Phenom II x4 945 @ 3.6Ghz and i am having the same issue with it, as many people i have met with good machines, even high end ones. It's for sure cpu bottleneck. Overcloking will help a bunch

Here something you will like to read about World of Wacraft Cataclysm...


http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/world-of-warcraft-c...

Take care pal

thanks for all the info i will try to oc the q6600

Best answer selected by hakkoo.

whats a good number to stay below on the temp for OC

http://ark.intel.com/products/29765/Intel-Core2-Quad-Pr...(8M-Cache-2_40-GHz-1066-MHz-FSB)

TCASE B3=62.2°C; G0=71°C

It depends which stepping your CPU is.Download CPU-Z and it should tell you.