A Quite Peculiar Problem

Has anybody encountered this kind of bug before? The games works, I can log in normally except that I have no idea what I'm doing thanks for the blurred screen.

That is a very peculiar graphic problem, when you open wow, go into preference or options and set all graphics to the lowest possible then try logging in.
Also try setting it on a lower resolution, if that doesnt works, update the drivers of your video card and try again.

also turn off the v-synchronize option

ChaosMatrix wrote:

That is a very peculiar graphic problem, when you open wow, go into preference or options and set all graphics to the lowest possible then try logging in.
Also try setting it on a lower resolution, if that doesnt works, update the drivers of your video card and try again.

also turn off the v-synchronize option

Woah, that's weird. My computer finally crashed from the intense bugging, so I cut off the power, and now the game works!

I guess I'll never know what was the problem, considering I didn't even have the time to fix it...

Guyr Adamantine wrote:

ChaosMatrix wrote:

That is a very peculiar graphic problem, when you open wow, go into preference or options and set all graphics to the lowest possible then try logging in.
Also try setting it on a lower resolution, if that doesnt works, update the drivers of your video card and try again.

also turn off the v-synchronize option

Woah, that's weird. My computer finally crashed from the intense bugging, so I cut off the power, and now the game works!

I guess I'll never know what was the problem, considering I didn't even have the time to fix it...

Well here is my own personal experience, that happened once to me with another game, turns out the vid card was overheating and finally burned out
might wanna get a temperature monitoring program to check whats the temps inside your pc, it helps if you buy an air can (its for cleaning
sensitive electrical equipment) and open your pc (while its off) and clean it with it, thing is with time the components get dust on them and when they are covered enough the dust acts like a jacket and doesnt allows heat to dissipate which causes them to overheat.

i agree with chaos. check your video card. this could be a premonition of a more serious problem with your hardware (hopefully its not a motherboard issue )