Reply With QuoteIt should run on mostly ultra settings. The main things with this game are CPU and RAM. I don't play on a laptop but my specs are amd phenom 3.2ghz, 8gb ddr3, egva superclocked gtx460, 2tb WD 7200rm. Ultra everything.
I ordered a laptop and it will be here Friday. I am happily coming back to WoW and decided to get a laptop for it. My specs - 17.3", intel i5 2450 2.5ghz, 8gb ddr3 ram, radeon hd 7670, 500gb 5400 rpm. Could i run high on that? tell me your specs too i want to hear more about it. thanks if you reply!
It should run on mostly ultra settings. The main things with this game are CPU and RAM. I don't play on a laptop but my specs are amd phenom 3.2ghz, 8gb ddr3, egva superclocked gtx460, 2tb WD 7200rm. Ultra everything.
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This is the kind of question one should ask before ordering the computer
Should run the game on high/ultra no problems. Might drop a bit in 25 LFR, but then everybody's pc does.
yep, i think this specs should work.....
Yeah those specs are fine for playing WoW in Ultra... the PC I currently use, due to my last PC completely jacking up has half the specs that does, and I still run WoW perfectly fine.
...as long as I avoid 25 man LFR that is.
I still manage to play on my 2007 MacBook with a 2.22ghz processor, 1gb of ram, and a crappy integrated graphics card. It's not fun, but it works. By comparison, you should consider yourself in WoW laptop heavenOriginally Posted by banananoah
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My laptop has a core i7 processor, 8 gig ram, Nvidia GTX660M 2 gb video card and it runs WoW on full Ultra at 60 fps.
Your laptop sounds similar so you should be fine.
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