This can help detect problems with like slight clock throttling on the GPU or CPU and alike Benchmarking spots MSI Afterburner can also be used to analyze hardware performance - like temperature, clocks, throughput and alike. It boils down to selecting parameters you want to display on the overlay as well as the benchmark start/stop hotkeys to log data to a text file. You can check how to use and configure Afterburner in the Tech Yes City afterburner setup video. How to benchmark WoW? Benchmarking appsįor my benchmarks I used MSI Afterburner to record average, 1% low and 0.1% low FPS of selected parts of gameplay. If you follow my instructions then your results should be fine to compare with those I've got or those that other players got in same conditions. Over Legion, BfA and now Shadowlands I've tried to get some relatively repeatable and accurate benchmarking spots in the game. If you want current raid and dungeon benchmarks you should be watching for Hardware Numb3rs videos. It just shows how given configuration performed in given runs (you would need a lot of runs for a good average). On top of that you can't really get identical results from raid boss pulls or from dungeon runs - as each pull is different then it's super hard to compare hardware that way. Then you have other players or multiple NPCs, especially if they perform any actions. First you camera position can impact the FPS - the more sky you put in your field of view and the less complex scenery the higher the FPS can get. Game performance, FPS, depends from many factors. And it pretty much must be done by an active player which excludes this games from most external reviews and benchmarks. This makes it hard to provide reliable data on the game performance in various content types it offers. World of Warcraft does not have any benchmark mode.
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