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Originally Posted by Kabouris
i insist to try and delete the wtf directory in your wow directory. Restart the game as it is the first time you run the game.
If from the day you installed the game you made changes in video settings or harware the .conf file inside wtf just adds the changes you make. So it is possible that if you create a new one ( automatically created by wow upon start ) then you will see that you will have no fps problems.
Try it.....your computer has enough specs to play wow at least :P
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The problem he is experiencing IS because of his video settings. He has more than enough power under the hood of his comp to run the highest settings on wow. The problem he is experiencing is not a problem with his video settings. It is with his hardware not performing to there standards. So he has no reason to delete his interface and wtf folder. Quick suggestion for the guy with the problem, turn down the resolution the game is running at in the video settings.