Want Higher FPS on WoW
This is a discussion about Want Higher FPS on WoW in the Windows Games category; My resolution is at 1440 by 900 at 60 Hz. When Running WoW, I have Vertical Sync Enabled, And Triple Buffering as well, in the Video Options Menu, I have everthing disabled the required options to get better performance ( like being able to see far away distances ) which has helped my FPS.
My resolution is at 1440 by 900 at 60 Hz.
When Running WoW, I have Vertical Sync Enabled, And Triple Buffering as well, in the Video Options Menu, I have everthing disabled the required options to get better performance ( like being able to see far away distances ) which has helped my FPS.
I have VisionTek Radeon X1300 XGE (Acer AL1916W )
With Triple Buffering Enabled and have AA and AF on 'Let the Application Decide'
Now, when ever I play WoW, I only get about 30-35 fps, Only time I get 60 fps is when I am in a enclosed area, or small area etc.
Is it possible to expand my fps? or get my moneys worth?
Without putting anything at serious risk? like hardware failure or what not?
When Running WoW, I have Vertical Sync Enabled, And Triple Buffering as well, in the Video Options Menu, I have everthing disabled the required options to get better performance ( like being able to see far away distances ) which has helped my FPS.
I have VisionTek Radeon X1300 XGE (Acer AL1916W )
With Triple Buffering Enabled and have AA and AF on 'Let the Application Decide'
Now, when ever I play WoW, I only get about 30-35 fps, Only time I get 60 fps is when I am in a enclosed area, or small area etc.
Is it possible to expand my fps? or get my moneys worth?
Without putting anything at serious risk? like hardware failure or what not?
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Disable VSync and triple buffering, and set AA + AF (on your graphics card) to 0x. This should help.
Not sure how to Set it to 0x IT only shows 2x 4x and etc, and only option that I see that is otherwise is "let the application decide"
Jsut tested it, Although if I do that It kinda gives off a bit of video screen tearing... but fps doesn't really increase that much at all to something i would be happy about
