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Dual-boxing my lags fine even triple boxing i have okay lag but when i four box i get lag so bad i can barely move. Heres my PC set up
8800GT 512 MB
4 gigs of DDR2 ram
2.4 Q6600
I alt tab deleted and i exit out of explorer that clears up all the programs redo explorer and i still get extremely bad lag. Whats going on?
Whats the processor load on each of the CPUs when running 4 and how much of your ram is being used by all 4 clients? Screenshot of your taskmgr would help.
well im not sure about the CPUs but i did check the ram and the ram was using just over 2kQuote:
Originally Posted by 'Meeo',index.php?page=Thread&postID=147356#post147 356
Open your task manager while are your wows are running and you are lagging and go to the "Performance" tab and take a screenshot of it and let us see. Also, what is your screen composition; one monitor or two, dual monitor mode or horzontal span?Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Left4Shaman',index.php?page=Thread&postID=147357# post147357
Have you setup to use all 4 cores of your processor?
No i havent set to use all four qures also im using one monitor i just have Tabs of each WoW on my space barQuote:
Originally Posted by 'Nitro',index.php?page=Thread&postID=147358#post14 7358
Your hardware setup is pretty similar to mine and I get acceptable performance running 5 copies of WoW.
Key things to do:
1. As mentioned, make sure each copy of WoW is running on it's own CPU core. Best way to do this is KeyClone, setting the CPU affinity in the "command" tab.
2. Are you using symlinks (Vista) / junctions (XP) for your Warcraft Data folder? This can make an enormous difference performance wise, and is described on the Wiki under "Operating System Specific Topics). In fact, I found a much bigger improvement in my performance doing this than moving to a solid-state drive.
3. You don't describe your monitor/account setup, but it's important for best performance to have your slave accounts use small window resolutions, decreased visual detail settings.
4. Have you set the maxfpsbk parameter in WoW to a low frame rate like <10? Again, the best way to do this is through KeyClone.
If you're using Windows XP, that's your problem. You don't actually have 4GB of RAM.
I actually have 3 GB of ram and im using vista :( what do you guys mean set up each WoW to its own core? Like set one WoW up to core 0 and set another WoW up to core 1?
Fail.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Farleito',index.php?page=Thread&postID=147593#pos t147593
XP32, yes. XP64 works fine.
And haven't I seen you giving out this same misinformation before? Several times? Please, keep XP vs Vista and 32 vs 64 bit straight...Quote:
Windows XP x64 is limited to 128 GB of physical memory and 16 terabytes of virtual memory.
LOL... who uses XP-64? Crappy driver support. That's so 2007.
But, anyways.. yes you are correct. XP-64 will report all 4MB.
Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Farleito',index.php?page=Thread&postID=147593#pos t147593
I'm a mind reader...Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Left4Shaman',index.php?page=Thread&postID=147594# post147594
Get more RAM.
Do you have 4GB installed, but it reports 3GB? Are you running 32-bit Vista?
Run Vista's resource monitor. Post a screen shot of it when you're lagging.
Some of us do use XP-64 - I do, anyways. Driver support is fine for the hardware I have. I just hate Vista.
Ever since I have stepped foot into northrend my preformance has taken a nose dive.
I have seen an increase in my lag since 3.0.3 not sure what it is but no big deal. Sometimes for whatever reason it drops to like 9fps on my main window. I am using XP and have 4G but of course only like 3.2 is recognized, but before this it was running a bit more stable I might get a hit when I install WotLK tonight but with everyone running to Northrend I will not have such a large load in Outland since its prety empty.