Prior to that I had my primary running at 144hz and Burning Crusade Classic Gold my second was running at 60hz. I didn't even notice it, because DWM was, in my ignorance, kept both framerates at 60. I was still experiencing flickering sometimes, but I noticed the solution I tried to resolve it ultimately lead to my game FPS dropping to 60.

The only way I was able to replicate my flicker was when crafting. Even when there were no mods running in the process of turning scraps of leather into leather, for example, I would see an occasional flicker after the finalization. My mods that I use are now running and I am having no issues.

What does a great PC mean? What resolution do you work at? Do you use gsync or freesync? Have you reached a cap on the fps you can use? What's the refresh rate of your monitor? For me, it sounds like it's probably a computer issue. What percentage load is your GPU under while you play? What is the percent of load your GPU endures while playing?

I had problems with raid a couple weeks back for a couple of weeks in a row while testing extensions on and off. My issue was solved when I disabled Details streaming (I believe that's the name it was called, I'm not at my computer at the moment) Maybe try that to see if you can also use details.

If you use Rivatuner try to turn it off. In my case, it caused the game to freeze rather than slowing down, but you'll never would know. Although I'm now using the FPS cap that is in the game but I have still experienced Stuttering. I believe it's due to the addition of add-ons. It's more frequent for me when I have multiple clients, as it happens about each 10-20 second.

It's a long shot, but I'm seeking someone or a group to play Classic TBC with. My group of friends and myself stopped playing retail. I switched to Classic and I'm just hella lonely. It's tough without the CRZ. But I still play Mankrik Horde. I'm just trying to determine whether anyone is seeking a friend, and maybe they'd like to chill with me. Though I have played other PC games I would love to connect with my WoW friends. I like discord voice chat

I know bartender let's you change with specs I think. But the one who recommended an alternative add-on is probably the best option. It is possible to find the keybind file in wow, copy it and paste it on your desktop. Then you can just drag them into buy wow TBC gold and out from the file to edit the settings.