I went cold turkey about 3 months ago. Although I can't help, I feel
your pain. I used to research (in-depth) methods of improving WoW
performance. My previous computer, a Dual 1.8 G5 tower, had an ATI
X800 in it. When I traded it in for a brand new iMac a few months ago,
I noticed a slight drop in fps ... luckily, that was the same time as
I stopped playing*. : )
slightly off topic; one of the great things (for me) about getting an
'all-in-one' computer like an iMac... I've stopped investing so much
time and money in better graphics cards.
My experience with virus software is that they are massive CPU hogs.
That was back in the OS 9 days though, so I figure they've improved a
lot since then (?)
Cheers,
Toby.
*The two are not related. WoW is the most addictive game I've ever
played ...
On 07/06/2008, at 12:16 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all.
That's what really annoys me as I have done as below. I use to have
max settings and run wow addons.
The dock is off so I only run Finder, VirusBarrier and Activity
Monitor.
Dying is so inconvenient. :-(
Regards from Alan.
On 06/06/2008, at 11:04 PM, malcolm Tate wrote:
Try lowering all your in game settings, and check your memory usage
while you are playing, if you have a lot of applications running at
the same time, I find this slows me down (itunes is terrible for it
for me), also multiple addons may be affecting you to, other than
those suggestions, i can't help you, sorry, but I can maybe make
you feel better in that alot of people are having big dc and lag
issues in game at the moment, especially in large raids. WoW I
think has a forum for mac users, you may want to look at this as
well.
Sam
On 06/06/2008, at 10:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all.
What controls the frame rate as shown by the green bar?
I think as of the last update I am way down.
Regards from Alan.
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