Before when I had my primary set at 144hz and my second one at 60hz, I never noticed because DWM I was unaware of it had set both Wow TBC gold framerates at 60 hz. It was still flickering at times , but I observed the solution I tried to resolve it would eventually result in my game FPS falling to 60.

My flicker was then replicated during the process of crafting. When I transformed leather scraps into leather I saw a slight flicker after the job was finished. My mods I am using are currently running and I'm not having any issues.

What's the best computer? Which resolution are you using? Do you use gsync or freesync Do you know the maximum amount of fps that your monitor can handle? What is the resolution of your monitor? It could be that the issue is in your computer. What percentage of load is your GPU putting on while playing? What is the core you have that can impresses you with your CPU while playing?

Raid was experiencing issues for me for a couple of weeks. I had been trying out addons and was having problems. My issue was solved by disabling Details streaming (I believe that's the name it's named, I'm not on my computer atm) Maybe try that If you're also using details.

If you use Rivatuner Try to turn it off. In my case, it caused the game to freeze instead of being stuttering, but you'll never know. I'm using in-game fps cap, however, often I experience stammering, and I think it's due to add-ons. And it's much more frequent in the case of multiple clients for example, every 10-20 seconds.

This may be an extremely long shot, however I'm trying to find an individual or a group of people to play Classic TBC with. My friends and I stopped playing in retail. I changed to Classic, and I'm really just hella lonely. It's not easy without CRZ, but I'm playing the horde game on Mankrik. I'm trying to figure out whether there is anyone out there in search of a friend or maybe they want to chill with me. Even though I play other PC games I would love to make friends with WoW. Discord is my preferred method of communication.

I'm sure bartender allows you to change your settings based on the specs I'm thinking. The one that suggested a different addon is most likely to be the best. There is a possibility to locate the keybind file within wow, then save it as a copy and paste onto your desktop. You can drag and buy Burning Crusade Classic Gold drop them in and out of the file to change them.