I must admit having not looked for that but having checked it does look like it's still sat on one core though not fully utilised, so maybe it is spreading the load a bit more. The graphically performance does seem much better this time round as well.
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I must admit having not looked for that but having checked it does look like it's still sat on one core though not fully utilised, so maybe it is spreading the load a bit more. The graphically performance does seem much better this time round as well.
I'd go for more GPU RAM than 3GB, just opened WoW up in Aszuna and I'm immediately at 4GB graphics ram usage:
https://imgur.com/a/XftDaIX
You can also see it's very single threaded so an Intel CPU is probably better for WoW but to be honest it's probably marginal.
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ryzen 2600x/2700x does give 4.1/2ghz boost on single core and maybe more but IPC is still weaker then Intels .
To be honest, ANY coffeelake or Ryzen 2*** chips will be a nice boost from your current system
nvidia also has great ram compression tech to
To be honest, ANY coffeelake or Ryzen 2*** chips will be a nice boost from your current system
nvidia also has great ram compression tech to
it gives you the the option between dx11 and dx12 in game, dx9 is gone for good however. Problem is it runs very sluggishly on dx12 in parts, even on relatively highend hardware because of problems with the optimization and retrofitting a 15year old game onto dx12 as well as having poor driver support at the current time.
