Make everything at it's lowest and it'll make your game play This is very simple and most people know this already.Ħ. Turn off any background programs that could interfere with any sort of connection to the internet. You but have worked for many many people, so if one doesnt work try the next one. Lucky for you I will teach you the top 10 ways to improve wow (or for some, other games) Majorly. Maybe I am just slow but I have a hard time reading them.Herro everyone, I am making this thread because I know what its like having played wow on a Dial-up connection and or a shitty computer. I feel this is very important, since it would indicate an almost certain CPU bottleneck.Ģ0862675 said:I have a couple of suggestion to improve the readability of the CPU load chart - and make it more informative: I'd like there to be a "fully loaded" group of 99 - 100% (maybe 98 - 100%, or 98.5 - 100%, depending on the precision of the data recording). The current graph doesn't show this definitely, since the high loads on the two threads may have occurred at different times in the test.Ģ) Change the value groups of the CPU load: 86% to 100% is much too wide of a gap.
you could easily see how much of the time 4 or more threads were highly loaded *at the same time*.
I think this display would be better than the current one, because you could see the performance profile at a glance: the colors would shift from highly loaded at the top to slightly loaded at the bottom. ■Display these as you do now - only now the top bar displays how the highest loaded CPU thread - whatever thread it happened to be at the time - was doing throughout the entire test. (The spreadsheet function LARGE is your friend here.) ■For each data point, assign the loads to graphs called "Highest loaded thread", "2nd highest", "3rd highest". ■Record loads per CPU thread for each point in time. I have a couple of suggestion to improve the readability of the CPU load chart - and make it more informative:ġ) Analyze the CPU thread loads in descending order:
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