Aelius

Everything is at its maximum except anti-aliasing which is at 4x.

tNok85

Wow, this is weird. My girlfriend could max WoW @ 1650x1050 on an 8800GT and an E6750 (her old PC).

dieanotherday

guys its the driver prob

go back to 186.18 or 190.xx

Drift0r

This I think.

The latest 191.xx are piss poor. Stick with 186's until they come out with better ones.

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fear5300

Huh.. I get around 60-90 fps.... WIth 1440x900 and maxed everything. This was before I oc'd my 720 just a little. D: So yes it's probably driver issues.

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crc614

i second that. I dont care if it is dual core optimized, i7 +gtx260 should steam roll that game

Aelius

Ooops. That reminds me, I haven't updated it in a while. It's version 182.02. I figured WoW is pretty old, didn't matter what driver. Could this be a problem?

godsgift2dagame

Hey guys,

Back when my brother was on a crappy internet connection, he struggled with FPS.

Now that we're on a good one, he's got 60+fps.

People think struggling with the game is due to hardware, but it could be internet connection. WOW forums had like 40 pages devoted to if internet connection can cause lower fps. Me? I don't believe that, but it's worth testing..

rastablast

wow you should be eating the game alive, must be driver issues<

Aelius

Actually, it just so happens that I switched from one internet connection to another one just yesterday. I started playing WoW a few days ago, so I played the game with two different internet connections. I even changed so far as to go from cable to DSL. I notice no difference in FPS, though, and I have an FPS meter installed on WoW and have been paying attention to it since I started playing so I'd know if there was any difference. My internet speed quadrupled with my new service, just not the FPS.