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Ok, so here is the issue.
I am a wow player (yes, dont bash it) and I have been one since release. However, sometimes my fps goes from a steady 30-60 to like 3-4 and then it bounces up after say 2-3 min. Now, this is my laptop. http://www.dell.com/content/products...=28&l=en&s=dfb I know the nVidia card isn't exactly for gaming, but it works and it should surely work better than that, right? Now, I have been going over the drivers and I have tried to update as many of them as I could, but I'm not sure I have gotten them all. Seriously, am I just blind or is it difficult finding the right drivers.. I have also been thinking that it could be a heating problem, but I just dont know how to fix it if it is. Could it be a process in the background suddenly does a refresh of itself or something? This problem is torture, seeing as I can't play the game I love.. (I'm a hardcore raider so it is excruciating). Any help is greatly appreciated. -Celle |
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