Most notably, when 3.2 was released, Intel GMA 965 users had their UIs disappear. If users couldn't update their graphics card driver, they'd have to use this cvar, and restart wow: /console fixedfunction 1 If you've managed to update your driver after already using the fixedfunction cvar, you'll want to reverse it to bring your fps back to normal. To do this: /console fixedfunction 0
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| - Most notably, when 3.2 was released, Intel GMA 965 users had their UIs disappear. If users couldn't update their graphics card driver, they'd have to use this cvar, and restart wow: /console fixedfunction 1 If you've managed to update your driver after already using the fixedfunction cvar, you'll want to reverse it to bring your fps back to normal. To do this: /console fixedfunction 0
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| - It disables the game's shaders, which puts more stress on the CPU. Since WoW is so CPU dependent, it is generally already capped, which is why there is a decrease in performance associated with performing the fixed function command.
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| - Most notably, when 3.2 was released, Intel GMA 965 users had their UIs disappear. If users couldn't update their graphics card driver, they'd have to use this cvar, and restart wow: /console fixedfunction 1 If you've managed to update your driver after already using the fixedfunction cvar, you'll want to reverse it to bring your fps back to normal. To do this: /console fixedfunction 0
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