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On 17/10/2014 3:08 AM, Peter T. wrote:
> Den 16-10-2014 18:24, | || ||| ||||| || | skrev:
>
>> It is like there is a half second gate on actions, do something and it
>> may delay half or 1/4 or be instant, depending how close the gate was.
>> Simple delay I am used to, this is random within limits.
>
> When second wing with the Elegon boss in MSV went live many computers
> went down to 2-5 fps due to the heavy gfx usage in that fight.  Luckily
> Blizzard went one step backwards and stopped using that glass-effect in
> other bossfights.  But it WAS a pretty bossfight!  No doubt about that.
>   The WAUW!!-factor was pretty high there. :)
>
The stuttering has been adjusted to what for now is a tolerable level.
The graphics were changed with the patch.
Various adjustments for buffering, frame rates, input lag, ping 
optimisation, resolution , most of which affect others.
Even though the ctrl-r rate would hardly change the effects could be 
very great.
It was running in HD 1920x1080 50-80fps depending on what was ultra and 
what details I was happy to do without. Now it is in 1280x?? 30fps.
I don't actually need high res, mostly I am looking at large icons and 
text anyway but it used to comfortably handle it so I left it at 
whatever options I had worked out.
  I know I don't have the latest top level graphics, I only have end of 
2013, but it was quite peachy for my needs last week. I can't see any 
justification to pay $1000 a year for new cards and another $200 a year 
in power to keep up with a $180 a year game.
  I do run multiple monitors and often have streams, remote log screens, 
tv etc running while wow is on. That may have given it the wobblies, but 
it WAS fine last week and I am not going to run wow standalone.

   A bit happier. But much faffing about just for a hairy moustache 
graphic that isn't being rendered now anyway.