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What is my best choice for a Gaming Computer? I've been eyeing the $999 imac and it's absolutly beautiful. What should I do?! It should meet all the World of Warcraft requirements.
thanks much!
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by todays standards wow doesn't require as fast as a computer as it once did...games like flight simulator x or fear will really put a tax on all but the most forgiving hardware...i have successfully played wow on a 1.6ghz amd athlon with 2gb of old ddr ram with a 8x agp 265mb geforce card...and i got about 75fps...now granted the computer had ultra 160 scsi...so zoning in and out was decently fast...i never bogged down with graphics on full settings...wow has a lot of problems dumping memory...so generally most computers today..with SATA and PCIE graphics and 1.5 - 2.0gb of ddr2 ram...you should have no problem..just make sure you don't skimp on the ram! i would suggest a minimum of 1.5 gb...
by todays standards wow doesn't require as fast as a computer as it once did...games like flight simulator x or fear will really put a tax on all but the most forgiving hardware...i have successfully played wow on a 1.6ghz amd athlon with 2gb of old ddr ram with a 8x agp 265mb geforce card...and i got about 75fps...now granted the computer had ultra 160 scsi...so zoning in and out was decently fast...i never bogged down with graphics on full settings...wow has a lot of problems dumping memory...so generally most computers today..with SATA and PCIE graphics and 1.5 - 2.0gb of ddr2 ram...you should have no problem..just make sure you don't skimp on the ram! i would suggest a minimum of 1.5 gb...
Can I put my world of warcraft game on two different computers?
Q. I have the disk and all the expansion packs in disks. It's all already installed on one computer, and I was wondering if I could install it all on another computer but with a different account, so both computers could play at the same time.
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Yes and no. You can reuse the disc's to download wow to your other computer but in order to play with another account you will need to buy a new one and buy all the expansions for it. At the Battle.net site you can add a world of warcraft trial to your normal account and you can loggin with the same information as your primary account. But keep in mind its still a trial. For example i have 2 accounts lets say one is named zebra the other is named lion. I bought my "zebra" account a long time ago but i added a new trial in addition to my "zebra" account this new account name will be "lion". Nothing changes for my "zebra" account but i will have 10 days to play my "lion" account. I also must pay for both my "zebra" and "lion" account 14.99 a month per account. But keep in mind "lion" is still a trial and you gotta upgrade to classic>the burning crusade>wrath of the lich king>cataclysm all over again. People may use multiple account for the reason they have 2 kids and they dont want to share an account so they can play at the same time. If you add the trial to the main account you still use the same info though. Its like having a 2 in 1 account. I know its a little confusing. Good luck
Yes and no. You can reuse the disc's to download wow to your other computer but in order to play with another account you will need to buy a new one and buy all the expansions for it. At the Battle.net site you can add a world of warcraft trial to your normal account and you can loggin with the same information as your primary account. But keep in mind its still a trial. For example i have 2 accounts lets say one is named zebra the other is named lion. I bought my "zebra" account a long time ago but i added a new trial in addition to my "zebra" account this new account name will be "lion". Nothing changes for my "zebra" account but i will have 10 days to play my "lion" account. I also must pay for both my "zebra" and "lion" account 14.99 a month per account. But keep in mind "lion" is still a trial and you gotta upgrade to classic>the burning crusade>wrath of the lich king>cataclysm all over again. People may use multiple account for the reason they have 2 kids and they dont want to share an account so they can play at the same time. If you add the trial to the main account you still use the same info though. Its like having a 2 in 1 account. I know its a little confusing. Good luck
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