How is this card on 25m World of Warcraft raids? With my Radeon HD 6570 I hit the processor cap. How does this card fare?
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My husband seems to be able to do the 25 man LFR's without an issue. I think he is using a medium graphic setting. I'm not sure of the composition of the rest of your computer, but you may need to consider more memory as well.
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The answer before me is incorrect. WoW has been made to run on a wide variety of GPUs. WoW runs well on medium on my 2007 gateway which has nothing special and should run great on this laptop, if not at high definitely on medium. Now games like COD that are more graphics intense would not run well on this.
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This card doesn't have any problems with Watch Dogs on ultra except when driving. The frame rate drops a bit but that is the games fault more than the cards, I'm only using an i5 and I run all games on ultra. ( bf4, WD, borderlands 2)
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I just purchased the iMac 21.5 with ATI Radeon 4670 & I've played SC2 beta. It runs sooo smoothly. If you're an avid gamer, I'd recommend the 27" with the i5/i7 processors. They have a better graphics card than the 21.5" but I'm sure if you wait until August, they'll get an upgrade.I played SC2 with my friend yesterday with Photoshop running in the background. I didn't realize it was running but the fan was incredibly quiet & he was the one who got dropped from the game. The iMac will handle.
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We haven't run WoW on it. But it runs Rift, Elder Scrolls Online and other games/MMOs at full settings without issue. It should have no trouble running WoW.
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It runs it well as long as you are not wanting to run the highest end settings. I run at settings at the default "Good" setting with resolution of 1920x1080. The frame rate averages 35-45. It is definitely not the same as running on a powerhouse desktop, but it runs well enough to enjoy questing, pvp, and even some raiding. I am not an avid pvp or raid player so I can't say how the system runs when there are large numbers of players in confined areas. I have participated in some of the Celestials groups and never saw any issues there. The frame rate is usually on the lower side, 35 or even down to 30, but it still processes well enough to keep up with everyone.
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1 GB GDDR5. For $25 more, you may want to consider the new GTX 750 Ti that just came out, or the GTX 650 Ti Boost, as they are likely to play every game you buy on max settings.But if this is what fits in your budget, it's a very nice video card that overclocks well. Have mine overclocked to 1300 MHz and it runs almost every game I have on it's highest video settings (on a 1920x1080 monitor). The only one I can't play on Ultimate is Tomb Raider, the cut scenes lag. Plays very nice on Ultra though, and I don't think I miss out on many textures at that point. Owned this card for over a year, no issues. 1 GB GDDR5. For $25 more, you may want to consider the new GTX 750 Ti that just came out, or the GTX 650 Ti Boost, as they are likely to play every game you buy on max settings.But if this is what fits in your budget, it's a very nice video card that overclocks well. Have mine overclocked to 1300 MHz and it runs almost every game I have on it's highest video settings (on a 1920x1080 monitor). The only one I can't play on Ultimate is Tomb Raider, the cut scenes lag. Plays very nice on Ultra though, and I don't think I miss out on many textures at that point. Owned this card for... » Read More 1 GB GDDR5. For $25 more, you may want to consider the new GTX 750 Ti that just came out, or the GTX 650 Ti Boost, as they are likely to play every game you buy on max settings.But if this is what fits in your budget, it's a very nice video card that overclocks well. Have mine overclocked to 1300 MHz and it runs almost every game I have on it's highest video settings (on a 1920x1080 monitor). The only one I can't play on Ultimate is Tomb Raider, the cut scenes lag. Plays very nice on Ultra though, and I don't think I miss out on many textures at that point. Owned this card for over a year, no issues. « Show Less
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James, if you are not running any mmorpg games, go with the bare minimum. I built mine with a 3.2 ghz dual core Pentium, 6 gig ddr RAM, 500 Gb hd, and NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT video.
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It's fairly good. It can run swtor on max and can also run minecraft with shaders with no lag. It's a very good card for the price.
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yes, this is probally the best $200 card I have ever owned. I get over 150 fps in Black ops 2
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I have this coupled with a 6 core CPU at 3.5GHZ and I have not been able to find a single game that I cannot play on high or more settings. As far as the list you provided, short of your other component limitations I don't see why you wouldn't be able to crank these up to max with this card. Also it stays very cool ( I have a roomy case) and it is nice and quiet. Great card.
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I honestly do not know. I think it is a bit cheaper, but packs enough for more games. My frame rate playing WOW went from 35 pfs [ using a Nvidia 295] to over 100 fps using the 650. That is at the highest settings
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I love the laptop. Playing Wildstar averaging 30fps, which is not lightning fast, but it's smooth and quite enjoyable. WoW runs an average of 90fps with everything set to high. Mech Warrior Online yields similar results. I haven't tried any FPS's yet.
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I have this card running on an 8 core AMD processor running windows 7 home professional. So far so good. I have played 2 MMO's on this card so far. Real nice, no complaints about the graphics. Only downside I have with this card is that I have not been able to get the DVI port to work. It might be operator error though or my monitor. The HDMI port works like a champ. I highly recommend this card.
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This laptop will support WoW on medium setting very well. For Fallout New Vegas I couldn't tell you! Sorry
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It runs WoW okay, but you have to keep the settings down low. Recently upgraded the memory to 8Gig which helped a bit for not too much cash. There are also okay video cards that will actually fit in this case. Low profile Radeon HD6000 series cards or NVIDIA 620GT cards are available for less than a hundred dollars and will greatly increase yourgame performance and graphics quality. Still not a top o' the line machine, but nothing to sneer at either.
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Definitely. This card (not including ti & titan) imo is the best card on the market at this time. Some people squawk about price, but you get what you pay for! I've been running the Radeon series for years and I am not disappointed with the switch to Ge Force. Recommended!!!