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Any way to speed of cpu speed to play games?
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<blockquote data-quote="Wildtrent" data-source="post: 2179483" data-attributes="member: 769703"><p>I don't understand it. I've got an hp pavilion zv6000, amd anthlon 64 processor 3200+ 512mb ram(a little on the light side I know, working on it) ati mobility radeon xpress 200 series. I tried downloading wow and was told I've got insufficient cpu speed to play wow. Which is confusing as heck to me. I was fine playing it for up to 2 yrs. I quit like in january 2010.</p><p></p><p>Any idea why it would be telling me that. Also when I right click on my computers and hit properties. I see that I'm at 996mgh to 1.99ghz. I'm at 1.99 right now. Yesterday I was in the 900's . I going to a computer repair shop friday to add more ram.</p><p></p><p>Any ideas or reasons?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wildtrent, post: 2179483, member: 769703"] I don't understand it. I've got an hp pavilion zv6000, amd anthlon 64 processor 3200+ 512mb ram(a little on the light side I know, working on it) ati mobility radeon xpress 200 series. I tried downloading wow and was told I've got insufficient cpu speed to play wow. Which is confusing as heck to me. I was fine playing it for up to 2 yrs. I quit like in january 2010. Any idea why it would be telling me that. Also when I right click on my computers and hit properties. I see that I'm at 996mgh to 1.99ghz. I'm at 1.99 right now. Yesterday I was in the 900's . I going to a computer repair shop friday to add more ram. Any ideas or reasons? [/QUOTE]
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