Noodleface
A Mod Real Quick
- 37,961
- 14,508
I assume it's the same as the live game
Blizzard Support - World of Warcraft System Requirements
us.battle.net
- 1
World of Warcraft: Classic
- Thread starter Tmac
- Start date
misery
Bronze Knight of the Realm
- 309
- 262
swayze22
Elite
- 1,212
- 1,093
WoW Classic Primer for New Players - WoW
If you’ve never played the original World of Warcraft (or you just want a refresher on the WoW Classic experience, we’ve got you covered with this handy guide on how to get in and get going on your epic adventure.
worldofwarcraft.com
PC Minimum Requirements
| Operating System: | Windows® 7 64-bit (with latest Service Packs) |
|---|---|
| Processor: | Intel® Core™ 2 Duo E6600 or AMD Phenom™ X3 8750 |
| Video: | NVIDIA® GeForce® 8800 GT 512MB, AMD Radeon™ HD 4850 51 MB, or Intel® HD Graphics 4000 |
| Memory: | 2GB RAM (4GB for integrated graphics such as Intel HD Graphics Series) |
| Storage: | 5GB available space |
| Internet: | Broadband internet connection |
| Input: | Keyboard and mouse required. Other input devices are not supported. |
| Resolution: | 1024x768 minimum display resolution |
Last edited:
- 2
swayze22
Elite
- 1,212
- 1,093
In the test and there's around 80 people fighting for mindless zombie spawns. Release is going to be "fun"
It's running for over a day. They're just actively monitoring for the first two hours which is also when all their engineers are probably working.
Jasker
brown please <Wow Guild Officer> /brown please
- 1,530
- 944
Yeah, I apologize. I’ve been having weird issues with what should be a beast of a computer and I’m not really trusting it. I just wanted to see the requirements to tell my paranoid ass I’m fine. I pretty much knew them but just wanted to see.
Again, sorry for the retarded question.
- 48,551
- 285,517
My video card died over 2 months ago, so I'm using a fanless Geforce GT 610 that I bought in 2012 for $35 (before a $25 rebate, so cost me $10) while I wait for 5700 partner cards to launch. I get ~22 FPS in Thunder Bluff in modern WoW with players around me. Classic with features turned down is supposedly less demanding.
- 1
- 1
Noodleface
A Mod Real Quick
- 37,961
- 14,508
When I played actual vanilla WoW on my 14 inch monitor and shitty video card, I played the game at like 30 FPS all the time and probably raided at 8 fps.
- 2
- 25,448
- 37,590
Yeah I think the computer I first played WOW on had like a 20 gig hard drive, lol, Pentium 3 800mhz 512 mb ram? I think and a nvidia 8400? PC from Y2K that I played EQ on first. THATS how fucking much PCs have gained in the last 15 yrs. But I did have a 21"CRT back in them days that I got from work (old SUN systems cad station that I got for like $50) I still have the fucker in the basement, I tried selling it at a garage sale one year but people were like WTF is this thing?
[
- 2
- 1
Jasker
brown please <Wow Guild Officer> /brown please
- 1,530
- 944
Heh yeah, have a 2018 15’ MacBook Pro with pretty good stats, it’s just been acting really weird lately.
I recognize Mac laptops aren’t gaming machines but it def has the recommended requirements. I’m a coder/remote worker and just prefer the interface over windows so it’s good for me.
I recognize Mac laptops aren’t gaming machines but it def has the recommended requirements. I’m a coder/remote worker and just prefer the interface over windows so it’s good for me.
misery
Bronze Knight of the Realm
- 309
- 262
I remember when flat screen monitors were just coming out and I ordered a nice looking one. They had only provided pictures from the front.
When I got it, the "screen" was definitely flat, but it had the huge CRT monitor body behind it and weighed almost 60 pounds. That was definitely a shocker. That's around the time I started learning monitor terminology.
When I got it, the "screen" was definitely flat, but it had the huge CRT monitor body behind it and weighed almost 60 pounds. That was definitely a shocker. That's around the time I started learning monitor terminology.
- 1
