How It Should Run - World Of Warcraft World Of Draenor - I7 4790K - GTX 960 4GB - Maxed Out

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Published on July 28, 2015 5:10:16 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBCZKJAXDDA

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World of WarCraft (2004)

Duration: 7:01

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How It Should Run

If you like the video tell me. Please activate 1080p60fps for maximum quality.

Patch : Patch 6.2
Resolution : 1920x 1080
Graphics Settings : Maximum settings @ 6:35

Without recording : 50-120 fps, average 100 fps
With recording : 50-120 fps, average 100 fps

NB : Elwynn forest, Jade forest, etc need a huge amount of
anti-aliasing, if you want 60+ on all areas activate msaa 4x
instead of 8x, you can also enabled MFAA in drivers for msaa 8x
quality with the same framerate of msaa 4x.
(understand MSAA4x + MFAA in drivers = MSAA 8x quality with the performance of MSAA 4X)

Nota Bene : I haven't buy the last expansion WoD, so i can't benchmark the WoD areas. But there is multiple enhancements(Nvidia HBAO+, High polygon model, etc) in World Of Warcraft Engine, so this is why i benchmark the game.

Recording with Nvidia Shadowplay @1080p 50 Mbps 60 fps
Encoding with Adobe Premiere Pro @1080p H264 High Profile 50 Mbps 60 fps VBR 2 pass


Sorry for the quality, youtube compression...

Rig :

Intel Core i7 4790K@4,5 Ghz
Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo
Asus Z97 Pro Gamer
8 Go G.Skill RipJaws X Series CL9 2133 Mhz
MSI Geforce GTX 960 Gaming 4G @1510/1950
SSD PNY CS1111 120 Go(System)
Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 SATA 6Gb/s 1 To(Games)
Cooler Master G650M
Iiyama Prolite GE2488HS
In Win Buc
Windows 7 x64

For better contrast, i recommanded Nvidia users to activate Full Dynamic Range in video settings of Nvidia Control Panel.

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