WoW:CVar gxRefresh: Difference between revisions
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===This cvar is currently bugged. The only in-game setting you can use is 60Hz.=== | ===This cvar is currently bugged. The only in-game setting you can use is 60Hz.=== | ||
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{{patch 3.2|note=60Hz is the only option supported by the game engine due to a bug. See above to get around it.}} | {{patch 3.2|note=60Hz is the only option supported by the game engine due to a bug. See above to get around it.}} | ||
{{patch 3.0.8|note=120Hz added for support of Nvidia 3D goggles.}} | {{patch 3.0.8|note=120Hz added for support of Nvidia 3D goggles.}} | ||
[[Category:Console variables|gxRefresh]] | [[Category:Console variables|gxRefresh]] | ||
Revision as of 23:49, 19 September 2013
← Console variables < gxRefresh
This cvar is currently bugged. The only in-game setting you can use is 60Hz.
This cvar controls your VSync refresh rate - aka your max FPS while VSync is on. This CVar will change itself to match your monitor's refresh rate the first time you launch wow.
Default Setting
- 75
Possible Settings
You generally don't wish to change this setting as wow will usually auto-detect this correctly (bug not-withstanding).
- 60 (Hz)
- Most LCD Monitors
- 75 (Hz)
- Most CRT Monitors
- 120 (Hz)
- Special gaming monitors - in WoW, these are meant for use with the Nvidia 3D goggles.
Changing this setting
In-game, type the following
/console gxRefresh setting
Alternatively, you can exit wow, open the Config.wtf file, and add the following line:
SET gxRefresh setting
Fix for current issue
When wow loads, it'll automatically reset gxRefresh back to 60Hz. However, to get around this you can edit your Config.wtf file to 75/120, save it, then set the file to read-only.
Please note that setting this file to read-only will keep wow from saving any engine, graphics or sound changes.