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Blizzard says:
Blizzard says[http://forums.wow-europe.com/thread.html;jsessionid=FD0CB4D5DBDA0BC734B5D9C509F45AAB.app09_01?topicId=36613802&sid=1]:


<nowiki> There where some improvements made to better support Dual-Core CPU's
''There were some improvements made to better support Dual-Core CPUs.''


This will require adding the following CVAR to the Config.wtf file located within the WTF folder inside the World of Warcraft install folder.
''This will require adding the following CVAR to the '''Config.wtf''' file located within the '''WTF''' folder inside the World of Warcraft install folder:''


set timingMethod "1"
:'''''set timingMethod "1"'''''


You can also type this command in-game, but will require a restart to save the changes.
''You can also type this command in-game, but will require a restart to save the changes:''


/console timingmethod 1
:'''''/console timingmethod 1'''''


If this does not help try setting the value to 0
''If this does not help try setting the value to 0.''
</nowiki>
 
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[[Category:Console variables]]
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Revision as of 23:24, 10 April 2009

Blizzard says[1]:

There were some improvements made to better support Dual-Core CPUs.

This will require adding the following CVAR to the Config.wtf file located within the WTF folder inside the World of Warcraft install folder:

set timingMethod "1"

You can also type this command in-game, but will require a restart to save the changes:

/console timingmethod 1

If this does not help try setting the value to 0.