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This game is very badly optimised.
but its doable, and the gameplay is great.
this game is just way better optimized for nvidia chipsets, and while ati has the raw power, meaning overall oyu owuld get betetr performance, only not at the games where they optimized it to run better on nvidia....
i guess its a case of ... follow the money and ALOT of lobbying from nvidias side. :D
I have an AMD 760G chipset with integrated Radeon HD 3000, my dedicated gpu broken entirely few months ago, use various graphics cards (gtx 750,880, - Radeon HD 5450,5870,6850) but WoWS never rose above 18fps.
with tryign so much different gfxcards, and yeah, sure all max perhaps owuldnt be possible, but not even noticing ANY difference ?
Cpu: AMD FX-6300 Black Edition
Ram: 4GB 1300mhz DDR3
OS: win7 x64 (actually) win8 & win10 x64 (Previously)
Motherboard: m5a78l-m lx plus
perhaps thisg ame is just badly optimized, whiel i have heard from some peopel that they can run it all on high with moderate systems like us.