psychic stalker
Kyusinx
psychic stalker
Kyusinx
Don't expect to run an MMORPG well on any AMD processor. Trust me, or look around the web yourself.
This is the funniest display of complete ignorance that I've ever seen.
an i3 out outperforms any AMD processor in any MMORPG. including SWTOR. Let alone an i5
Some of them do, yes. But that doesn't support your claim that MMOs don't run well on
any AMD processor, which is an absolutely ludicrous and ignorant claim.
As evidence, I offer the fact that I play or have played
several MMOs, from Vendetta to ESO on AMD processors quite well, thank you. I get framerates well into the 100s on some of them.
Furthermore, several hardware reviewers, including AnandTech, have demonstrated MMO benchmarks on AMD processors at
more than playable framerates. So your claim "Trust me, or look around the web yourself" is both self-defeating and laughably uninformed.
https://forum-en.guildwars2.com/forum/support/tech/AMD-CPUs-and-Guild-Wars-2/page/3#post291422
http://www.reddit.com/r/swtor/comments/1m893g/looking_for_new_cpu/
http://tera-forums.enmasse.com/forums/general-discussion/topics/Possible-decrease-in-TERA-performance-due-to-using-an-AMD-processor
http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/1444272-Good-computer-Low-FPS-in-Wow-raids
The problem is, those benchmarkers don't test AMD during raids. Sure, my AMD PhenomII 980 can get 40-60 FPS while questing, but as soon as you're in PvP or a raid, it'll drop under 20. This is in Guild Wars 2, Tera, SWTOR, WoW, even lineage 2 lol. FX series was even worse running MMOs than the 980. The Planetside 2 forums are filled with people regretting buying an AMD processor for the game.
But hey, at least mine runs all my single player Steam games on ultra @ 60fps.
I know my first post was stupid, and hey, this one probably is too, but even an Intel i5 2500k will run an mmorpg
much better than any of AMDs processors up to the FX series. You'll notice as soon as there are more than 5 players on the screen
I don't want to argue with someone who appreciates Blackmill.