I think OP just has to upgrade from a Q9550 and GTX 580.
This should solve most of his issues.
I think OP just has to upgrade from a Q9550 and GTX 580.
This should solve most of his issues.
"I spent $2000 on my computer that means it should be good!!"
Yikes. Do some research first before dropping 2 grand on a crappy prebuilt, OP. My $700 PC from 2014 gets 60fps in raids all the time.
Is your $2000 pc outdated by any chance? I run wow fine but I too have fps drops, which is probably because I am running on a GTX 660 from 2012.
Last edited by Donald Hellscream; 2019-11-05 at 12:35 PM.
You should try not playing on a potato.
OP did you expect some big announcement sandwiched between Diablo and WoW announcements?
Get a better PC or stop running shitty add ons.
This is a you problem
It's not about "modern PCs", the issue with MoP and the subsequent stat squish is that the engine of the game is so old it isn't capable of interpreting integers above a certain bit count. I believe it's 32-bit but I may be wrong. The devs themselves straight up said that if Mythic Garrosh started with his entire health bar instead of healing to full 3 times the game engine would overflow and shit itself. It doesn't matter what the client or server machine is capable of, the literal coding of the game prevents them from being able to use the necessary numbers.
i got a <500€ rig and am getting ~30 fps in raids playing on low
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it wasnt a cpu limitation, it was an engine limitation, i remember ion talking about it, and it was the reason garrosh had 3 "heal to full HP" phases
i think it had something to do with the engine not being able to handle numbers bigger than the 32bit integer
Not a GFX nerd but something is NOT adding up with your FPS losses.. Maybe set up a raid profile in the graphics section?
I most likely play one of the cheapest computers on the forum and I don't drop that far, and I'm medium/high graphics.
You compare with streamers too, I guess? If so, video recording as well as interface display for their viewers eats the FPS too.
FOMO: "Fear Of Missing Out", also commonly known as people with a mental issue of managing time and activities, many expecting others to fit into their schedule so they don't miss out on things to come. If FOMO becomes a problem for you, do seek help, it can be a very unhealthy lifestyle..
OP is right, performance got shit somewhere along the line, if people who play the game for a living and have sponsored top of the line hardware can't even get high FPS then that is a knock-down argument.
The great thing about Classic is that it's buttery smooth even on older machines, and yet it hardly looks any worse than retail. When I watch videos of modern raids and see all those over the top flashy effects it makes me want to hurl chunks, WoW was never supposed to be like that.
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