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Avg Usage
85%GPU
80%CPU
55%RAM
124
FPSAverage
41
FPS1% Low
Resolution3440x1440
Quality3
TexturesFair
ShadowsGood
Tips & Tricks2
Moderate 1% Lows

1% low FPS drops to 41 FPS, frame drops below 60Hz cause visible stuttering.

Critical VRAM Usage

GPU VRAM usage averaged 2.8 of 4 GB (peaked at 92%). Lower graphics settings or resolution to avoid stutters from VRAM pressure.

Frames per Second, FPSFPSBenchmark 16:14Playtime 14:38
Excellent AVG at 60HzModerate 1% at 60Hz
Max164 FPS
Avg124 FPS
1% Low41 FPS
0.1% Low39 FPS
123620
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GPU Usage, %
HighVRAM 71%Peak 98%
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NVIDIA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 Logo
GTX 970$359
85%Avg
98%Max
CPU Usage, %
ModeratePeak 100%
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GPU Temp, °C
WarmPeak 74°C
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NVIDIA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 Logo
GTX 970$359
71°CAvg
74°CMax
CPU Temp, °C
GoodPeak 64°C
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Intel Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2700K CPU @ 3.50GHz Logo
i7-2700KOut of Stock
59°CAvg
64°CMax
RAM Usage, %
GoodPeak 61%
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32 GBDDR3-1333
55%Avg
61%Max
Background Processes

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World of Warcraft PC system requirements

World of Warcraft on GTX 970 + i7-2700K: 124 FPS at 3440x1440

GTX 970 benchmark: 124 FPS avg, 41 FPS 1% lows at 3440x1440. Tested with i7-2700K and 32GB RAM. GPU 71°C, CPU 59°C. Frame drops detected, 1% lows drop to 41 FPS. No bottleneck, well balanced.

speedPerformance
Excellent AVG at 60HzModerate 1% at 60Hz
124AVG FPS
411% LOW
30
60
411%
164MAX
124AVG
3440x1440monitor60HzNoticeable stuttering below 60 FPS
developer_boardGPU
HighPeak 98%
NVIDIA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 Logo
GTX 970
Usage
85% / 98%
Temp
71°C / 74°C
Working hard: high sustained load
memoryCPU
HighPeak 100%
Intel Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2700K CPU @ 3.50GHz Logo
i7-2700K
Usage
80% / 100%
Temp
59°C / 64°C
Working hard: high sustained load
timerPlaytime
00:14:38Enough for reliable data
memory_altRAM
GoodPeak 61%
32 GB DDR3-1333
Usage
55% / 61%
Plenty of room
compressBottleneck
NVIDIA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 Logo
53%
47%
Intel Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2700K CPU @ 3.50GHz Logo
GTX 970Balancedi7-2700K
Well balanced: both components are doing their job
tuneGame Settings
Resolution3440x1440
appsBackground Apps
Background apps are private

Hardware

memory_altRAM
32 GB DDR31333 MHz · Dual Channel
55%Avg
hard_driveStorage
SanDisk SSD PLUS 1000GB1 TB · SSD
developer_boardMotherboard
ASRock Z77 Extreme4Z77 · LGA1155
Windows 10
NVIDIA Driver 582.78
3440x1440 @ 59.973Hz

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speedHow many FPS does GTX 970 get in World of Warcraft at 3440x1440?expand_more
GTX 970 delivers 124 FPS average in World of Warcraft at 3440x1440. 1% lows hit 41 FPS. Some frame drops during demanding scenes.
compressIs i7-2700K bottlenecking GTX 970 in World of Warcraft?expand_more
No bottleneck detected. i7-2700K (80%) and GTX 970 (85%) are well balanced.
memoryIs 32GB RAM enough for World of Warcraft?expand_more
World of Warcraft used 55% of 32GB RAM. Plenty of headroom for background apps.
thermostatWhat are normal GPU and CPU temperatures while gaming?expand_more
The GTX 970 reached 71°C and the i7-2700K reached 59°C. Both within safe limits for gaming.
trending_downWhat does 1% low FPS mean?expand_more
The lowest FPS drops, your lag spikes. Here it's 41 FPS vs 124 FPS average. The gap suggests noticeable frame drops during intense scenes.
boltHow do I get more FPS in World of Warcraft?expand_more
Both GPU and CPU are well balanced, lowering graphics quality or resolution will give you the biggest FPS boost. Check the Tips & Tricks section above for specific fixes based on your benchmark data, including background apps, driver issues, and hardware settings.

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