How to increase your fps[with video]!

[feliz]

I know I've had problems with my fps before and i thought i would share this with everyone. I did searches and i don't believe anyone has posted this but if I missed it delete this post.

This is an easy way to increase your fps with wow and all other games using Windows XP or Vista. Enjoy!

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STEP ONE: Go to your game directory (ex. program files/world of warcraft/) then right click and select new-text document.


STEP TWO: name the text-document "wow.bat" (if it doesn't turn into a .bat file you may need to use notepad and save as "wow.bat".


STEP THREE: Right click the file and select EDIT, then type in the following:
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@echo off
cd /d "Path to folder"
start /high wow.exe
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STEP FOUR: Save the file and exit, then right click on the file and click send to desktop. Click on the file in your desktop and Enjoy your new fps

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This increases your fps by usually 5-15!

Video link for easier viewing: [ame=http://youtube.com/watch?v=plKP1jAK5f8]YouTube - How to Make Your Games Run Better[/ame]

NOTE: I do not take credit for this i found it and thought i would share it with the mmowned community.

[Krillere]

Sure sounds nice ^^

[Dindel]

Hm it doesn't turn into a bat file : / and about the notepad thing what do you exactly mean

[Getzar]

Nice one will try on my good computer when i get home, tried on my laptop but it suxxx SOOOO hard that it didnt really work + rep if it works when i get home

[Modelchangepls]

Nice one man! Worked great ;D

Hm it doesn't turn into a bat file : / and about the notepad thing what do you exactly mean

What he means is; you need to open the document in notepad, click 'Save as', change it from 'Text Document' to 'All Files' and call it 'WoW.BAT'. After that, just follow the steps

[Dindel]

Nice one man! Worked great ;D



What he means is; you need to open the document in notepad, click 'Save as', change it from 'Text Document' to 'All Files' and call it 'WoW.BAT'. After that, just follow the steps

ah okay thanks alot :biggthumpup:

[Cream]

worked great!

+rep.

[Unholyshaman]

SO can people confirm that this works? If so ill give him my rep.

[Azurrel]

Only helped for about +2 fps, but thanks any ways. +Rep

[feliz]

Only helped for about +2 fps, but thanks any ways. +Rep

=( sorry it didn't do more, i got about 10 fps or so from it and my friends got more or less, so i guess it varies for each person.

[Unholyshaman]

Ok well ive got this bookmarked, when i get home ill test it and if it helps +rep

[xShifty]

Can't you also just type /high in the command line of a shortcut to Wow?

[feliz]

Ok well ive got this bookmarked, when i get home ill test it and if it helps +rep

Sweet, thx man

[The Ronin]

Good job man ! +rep

[Thorell]

I save it as a .bat file in both the regular and/or notebook way, but can't get it to "change" into the .bat file, any help?