For anyone playing world of warcraft who had their framerate drop by a lot after the new 3.3 patch. Check you add ons list because one of them may be screwing around with your FPS. Just disable all on the log on screen, if your framerate goes back to 60, you know its the problem. Then you have to enable them one by one till you find the culprit.
Just a FYI! Now back to some horde killing.
thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteplease..just let me crush your brain between my thumb and forefinger. No this does not make a difference in my play which has been fine up until now, no it does not change the drop to 2 fps for about 3 minutes out of every ten..the rest being at 40 fps +. I am ready to trhow my computer out the window but will settle for decapitating the next person who tells me to disable my addons or delete my wtf.
ReplyDeleteAfter carrying an open ticket around for three days, a GM finally responded - and, of course, blamed third-party addons.
ReplyDeleteProblem is, the issue persists even when all settings are 100% Blizzard default.
I've heard it suggested that the issue is some sort of disparity between the game and vista, but if this is the case, it would have to be related to the 3.2 or 3.3 patches, as my problem just kicked up for the first time around december. I do have SP2 installed, and there haven't been a lot of major updates since then, so if that is the culprit, I don't see a fix coming along anytime soon.
I'm having the exact same problem as the poster above me. For 2-3 minutes out of every 10-15 minutes, I will drop to 2 FPS regardless of what I am doing. It will return to the normal 30-40 FPS that I usually get after. Did you find any solution?
ReplyDelete( I tried deleting wtf/etc, then reinstalling, then updating drivers, then defrag, etc. It was definitely this most recent patch that screwed me up--not my computer)
E-mail is cvjohnston@gmail.com if you did. Would appreciate it. Thanks!