Pc too bad or how?

I'm just going on vacation and therefore borrowed a laptop from a buddy which he never used. This one has an Rx 550 and an i7 8850 you now I wanted to play a little wow classic in the evening or at night and have downloaded and tried it out. However, this didn't work at all even though I set everything to low (10fps). I don't think it's because of the specs of the laptop, but somewhere else. Maybe you can help me?

I issued the Intel graphic unit and updated the Rx 550 from amd and updated the graphics driver

Apparently, that still uses the Intel GPU. But with WoW Classic it should still work with more than 10 FPS, that's from 2004. Something doesn't have to be right… Just ask in the official WoW forum, someone should have an answer.

Drivers are missing.

Look here: https://driver-booster.de.uptodown.com/windows

I've already updated it etc. Via the device manager

The device manager searches via the Windows Update function. Install, I weather he finds something else.

Yes but the intal graphics unit is already out of the system so i deactivated it and when it was activated it went better

Then activate it again.

An alternative to the Driver Booster would be DriverMax (free):

https://www.drivermax.com/

Scanning works completely, only the driver updates are restricted in the free version.

=> Only 2 driver updates per day.

https://www.drivermax.com/download.htm

Yes ne but it can't be that the intel is better than the amd

Install the latest driver directly from the AMD site. And if necessary, set the energy options to maximum performance in the control panel. Then WoW should use the AMD GPU.

You're right there.

I have

Addressed to @ "MartinusDerNerd"

Sure anyway i might have to go to bios?

Why in the bios? What would you want to do there exactly?