Guild Wars 2

My computers meets more then the min. requirements, but i am lagging like hell, while i play all other games on Ultra. In WvW, it is just unplayable.. its been 4-5 months now and in the beginning i thought it was just tweeking, but u need an i9 computer to enjoy this game without lag in wvw.

Not talking about PVE, that works great!

But please dont lie to your customers and increase the system requirements for this game. Its not fun when u buy the game end u end up lagging all the time!

What are your system stats?

Magnetron, what are your specs?

I’m playing on the following and haven’t run into any issues, even in Lion’s Arch I get 39fps, and only as low as 28-32 fps in the Black citadel area:

Phenom II 965BE
Radeon HD 6750 1GB
8 GB DDR3 1333

Honestly, I think my video card is the weakest link here, I play on medium for most settings, with textures and post-proc on high, shadows low.

Edit – I see you’re talking about WvWvW, I honestly haven’t done any PvP, so I can’t say what that runs like for me. May check it out in the near future.

The game engine is a joke.

With an X6 @ 4 Ghz, 16 GB of RAM and 2 x Radeons 6870’s Crossfired I’m getting around 25 frames per second at LOWEST POSSIBLE SETTINGS in Lion’s Arch during the event.

This is such a joke. Luckily I haven’t spent a dime in the Gem Store and don’t intend to paying for such a poorly optimized game.

CptBadger.5918:

The game engine is a joke.

With an X6 @ 4 Ghz, 16 GB of RAM and 2 x Radeons 6870’s Crossfired I’m getting around 25 frames per second at LOWEST POSSIBLE SETTINGS in Lion’s Arch during the event.

This is such a joke. Luckily I haven’t spent a dime in the Gem Store and don’t intend to paying for such a poorly optimized game.

Check for core parking on that X6. There may be an AMD update, and if not there are tools online, just search for “AMD core parking”. Also I’m not sure how well the game supports Crossfire, have you tried it with a single card running? Lastly, what is your clock speed on that X6? It may be a lot of cores, but that won’t mean a heck of a lot if they’re clocked low.