I m AMD Duo, why play Warcraft is also a card?

This is the address of the **AMD dual-core patch pack, I killed it with Rising, it is non-toxic. Mine is also 3600+, but my graphics card is weaker than yours, it's 7300le, hey, I won't talk about this.

You're down.,There's a how-to instruction after unzipping.,It's very simple.,I've already typed.,I haven't noticed slowing down.。 You can use it with confidence first. Also, if you think it's slow, you can uninstall it.

I'm in the same boat with you, so there's no need to lie to you, so please give you my answer, because I want to get to level 3 ......Thanks a lot.

Dual-core patches shouldn't have any special effect on CPU speed. It should just be a matter of letting it mediate the compatibility of the system.。。

It's not clear if it's going to be slow.

But you're 3600+, and you're worried about slowness.

There is no need to put it.

I think it might be a virus problem.

I don't know how this happened.

It could also be a compatibility issue, such as some settings on the graphics card.

Either don't play it, or you just put it on patches

Is that the way the game is installed?

I believe that your machine's memory and graphics card are very good! You reinstall the game and take a look at it, it should be a game problem. I turned out that the broken machine is an integrated graphics card、512 memory is not very card to play cpu needless to say general garbage !

Warcraft is all stuck, and so is my family

Now there are a lot of WOW special effects, and there is a great demand for graphics cards and memory, you add a graphics card, and the memory is up to 2G! That's it! ~

World of Warcraft mainly eats video memory and memory CPU doesn't matter, 1G memory to play Warcraft is card, just change it to 2G+. No problem with the graphics card!

Uh, is it a network problem? This configuration should be OK.,Mine is 5000+,Memory2G,Graphics card5800,Your graphics card is more hanging than me.,This CPU shouldn't be a problem.,Why don't you add a memory to try.。

Your graphics card is terrible! In exchange for it!

It is recommended to replace the memory with 2G.

It's going to be played, there's nothing too good about your setup.

No way to put the main graphics card doesn't work

Mouse drift is a graphics card thing.

If you turn on all the effects, you'll be fine, and if it doesn't work, you'll change the driver.

The reason for playing Warcraft mouse floating,The first is the mouse,The second is the graphics card,It basically has nothing to do with the CPU,As long as the main frequency is higher than 1G, it's no problem。 Choose your mouse and graphics card carefully.

Do as I say, switch it out, ctrl+alt+del to cut out the task manager, right-click to select Warcraft, relationship settings, turn off cpu0 cpu1 casually, it's very simple, right? Can give a wow???

Mouse float is the problem of your mouse See if there is dust in it Changing a new mouse is directly effective and the mouse is not expensive.

I don't know where your conclusion came from, how does the mouse drift thing have to do with the CPU?

Let's see if there's something wrong with your mouse.

It has nothing to do with nuclear weapons. It should be a problem with the mouse, you change to a better mouse, and then use a better mouse pad, a clean one, it should be no problem.

Have you played the dual-core patch?

There is a compatibility problem between CPUs, motherboards, and graphics cards, and there will always be "contradictions" between some new CPUs and other relatively "backward" configurations. So, when you use quad-core, you should pay attention to whether it is compatible with other configurations, otherwise there will be various problems. Like the one you encountered.

It is recommended to take out the CPU's manual Xiaokuo to take a look at Qiaokai, or take it directly to the store. The hardware itself is fine, the main thing is the possible fault with the combination.

You have to see how big the video memory of your graphics card is, how big the memory is, and whether the quality of the motherboard is good or not, if you play Warcraft with AMD4 cores, there is absolutely no problem with Kaina (it's best to send the CPU information to be careful of being hacked by other He Sun guesses).

When you turn it on, open the cover to see if the CPU fan turns or not, and if it doesn't, it's his fault.

There is no such problem as yours, and this kind of problem usually only appears on the old dual-core. You've won the lottery.

Forget it.,I saw the wrong system.,I thought you were win7.,I'm sorry I can't help you.。

AMD X240 and AMD 245 are fine.

It's okay to have 4 series of land for a little better.

This about the display of the problem can be seen in the following points:

1.Is your monitor widescreen?

Choose the corresponding display parameters!!

For example, 1280*1024

2.Your memory is only 1G, and there is not much left after installing Vista, so it is recommended to turn off the Vista special effect, and it is better to install a memory module or directly install XP on the system.

The dual-core patch doesn't have much impact.,If you need to play, the following is a patch collection.。

Enough, no need to adjust anything.

I can play with a single core and 1g memory, and the effects are all turned on, no problem.

Warcraft is not a high-configuration game that can only be played.,The reason why there are some problems with your computer,I think you may be with you You can first next a magic rabbit (this thing helps you update the driver is very convenient),Put all your graphics cards,Motherboard and other drivers,Upgrade it all,Upgrade to the latest。 256M of memory is all the same to play, and it is certainly not a memory problem. If you play other games normally, it should be a problem with Warcraft.

If you play similar 3D games like this, and the driver is still not good after upgrading, it may be that your board and graphics card are not compatible, or there is a hardware problem. As for that patch? I don't understand, no one said that you can play Warcraft without dual-core.

You can play it no problem.

If you raise the memory of this book to 2G, there will be no problem at all.

Yes, single core is fine.

The current Warcraft, including a large part of the games on the market, is not optimized for dual-core, so as long as the frequency of the CPU is high, above 2G, with your 2G memory and 1G independent graphics, it is absolutely fine.

The computer depends on the overall performance of my friend's P4 motherboard. But it's equipped with a GTS250 graphics card, although the graphics card is very good, but it's the same card.

Depending on the situation, if the special effects are fully opened, it will definitely be stuck. However, if you just play the game normally, it is not a big problem.

It also depends on the performance of your graphics card!

Warcraft is a graphics card that eats more, as long as the CPU is not too bad, there is no difference between single-core and dual-core.

There is a problem with the patch itself.

You can choose to find the uninstaller to uninstall it.

Or find the latest version of the matching model and play again.

Or just install the dual-core patch that comes with the motherboard.

It's best to make the specific situation clearer, such as the specific model of the CPU, the motherboard, etc.

To be clear: dual-core and AMD cannot be compared together. That is to say, CPUs are divided into Intel and AMD by manufacturer; According to the core, it is divided into single core and double core or more; Depending on the CPU, there may be single CPU and multiple CPUs.

The dual-core effect is definitely not as good as the dual CPU, this is obvious. Dual-core is more of a multi-threaded process, and dual-CPU is two actual CPU operations. Note that the dual-core may need to be patched. Especially AMD.

In fact, World of Warcraft doesn't eat CPU too much, and now mainstream CPUs can handle both single and dual cores.

Warcraft is more about effects, so it relies more on memory, GPU (the CPU equivalent of the graphics card) and video memory. In other words, it would be nice to have a larger memory and a better graphics card. can solve the problem of the card (excluding the Internet speed factor).

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If you want to watch a movie at the same time, you need a better CPU. After all, watching movies now is all soft decompression, which consumes CPU resources, and dual-core may be better. It would be better if the purse was fuller and the dual CPU was more abundant :)

Dual-core, if you just use a single core to play games, AMD has the same dual-core, three-core.

World of Warcraft is not very demanding on machines.

One G strip, dual-core AMD (inter's is also OK, but expensive enough.)

It's a little better to play World of Warcraft Duo.

In terms of the full effect of Warcraft.

CPU must be quad-core, RAM 2G, graphics card GTX250+

I p4 2g memory 6600gt graphics card World of Warcraft effect is still smooth when the effect is fully open.

Is there any difference between Dual Core and AMD?

The E7400 is a good fit for WOW

Intel's dual-core should be called "dual-core" in the strict sense, and AMD's CPU is the real dual-core, and the effect is self-evident.

You can't even understand the model number, but the popular point tells you that the most important thing to play WOW is your graphics card and your memory, followed by your CPU. And if there are more people, you will be stuck even more of a problem with the memory of the graphics card.