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Why is everyone upset about game play, when technically the game has not even been released? How can you comment on a game that in itself is introducing new game mechanics through the graphics engine itself. The face paced ability to switch your strengths and weaknesses on the fly is going to be an ...

Wow wont run over 60fps if you're using a dual-core cpu. If the guy is using an FX amd singlecore and a gforce 8800, i doubt 180fps would be much of a problem ^^

Try running windows media player (or iTunes in my case) in the background with a blank visualization screen. You will notice WoW is ...

So you're thinking your getting 240fps, but in actual fact your GPU is rendering all of those frames, and then dumping 180 of them and sending that 60 to the monitor... so in reality you're getting 60fps.

In all technical regards I am getting 240fps. I'm only visibly seeing 60 of those frames ...

My definitive gametype FPS list!

FPS = 40
RPG = 30
RTS = 25
MMO = 15

Ofcourse the IDEAL for all of them is 60fps. Pointless above that for all the reasons of the monitor's refresh rate and the limit of the human eye etc

I played WoW on my old, old PC at 15fps for about 6months ...

I have a e6600 @ 3.6ghz, 8800gtx oc to 600/950, 2GB Corsair Dominator pc6400. I use a 22" widescreen, and I get 60fps in every game I've played with a drop to 50 at minimum, and that is by no means constant.

I've played FEAR, Fable, WoW, Guild Wars, and pretty much every other 'advanced game ...

i get 63fps on the stress test everything stock, 2xaa at 1680x1050.

the 6800gt got me less frames and aa, and on medium.... at that res

Mine is using the max settings possible, including soft shadows :/ Forgot to mention that.

maybe theirs a chance we can run it on high with quad. anyone tried doing it with conroe 2.93 gig, with 4gigs or ram an a 8800gtx?

Most high end systems can run the game fine. I use a conroe e6600 @ 3.2 2gb ram, and an 8800gtx, with consistent 60fps, with a minor drop to 50 in intense scenes ...