World of warcraft desktop
1.World of warcraft-whats a good desktop or laptop thats not highly exspensive to play this

game?
i played wow on a friends computer and now i want it but my current computer wil not run

something like that. so for christmas i want a computer that can. if you know of any plz

tell me. thanks
Best Answer - Chosen By Voters

what's really important is that you have at least 512 mb ram and a good video card. a

standard laptop with an upgraded video card will be fine and you can get that for around 800
2.What should I get:A laptop or desktop PC?If so, what brand's better for World of Warcraft?
Best Answer - Chosen By Voters

If you're going to play WoW i suggest a desktop if you want performance and not portability.

Laptop if you want portability. Brand doesn't really matter, as long as you get an amazing

graphics card. I would suggest Dell XPS Gen 2 or an Alienware or HP
3.World of warcraft burning crusade?
i bought a copy and have it on my desktop can i also install in on my laptop and have no

problem with it working on both or do i need to buy 2 copies
Best Answer - Chosen by Asker

Yep you can use it on both.

The only time you would need 2 copies is if you had 2 separate accounts.
4.Help i really need help!!!!!!!plz!!!!my wow screen is toooooo big!!!!!!!!!!?
i just got world of warcraft and when i try to play it says end user licence agreement but

when i look i cant see the bottom so i cant play the screen is toooooo big plz help i trid

double clicking but that wont work!i tried right click desktop.
click properties.
click the settings tab.
move the 'Screen resolution' bar towards the right.
click accept.
this and everything
Best Answer - Chosen By Voters

There's a little scroll bar on the right side of the window with the EULA. Scroll down.

If that's not what you're talking about, the other solution is a little more in-depth.

Navigate to the "WTF" folder (yes, it's actually called that) in the World of Warcraft

directory (C:Program FilesWorld of WarcraftWTF on my computer).
Open "Config.wtf" with wordpad. NOT notepad. You'll see stuff like this:

SET hwDetect "0"
SET gxResolution "1440x900"
SET gxMultisampleQuality "0.000000"
SET fullAlpha "1"
SET lodDist "100.000000"
SET SmallCull "0.010000"
SET DistCull...

and so on.

You mentioned in your question you'd gone to the desktop properties window and looked at

your screen resolution? Enter that number where it says SET gxResolution "XX".

Save and close the file.

When you boot up WoW, it should be the same resolution as your World of warcraft desktop
1.World of warcraft-whats a good desktop or laptop thats not highly exspensive to play this

game?
i played wow on a friends computer and now i want it but my current computer wil not run

something like that. so for christmas i want a computer that can. if you know of any plz

tell me. thanks
Best Answer - Chosen By Voters

what's really important is that you have at least 512 mb ram and a good video card. a

standard laptop with an upgraded video card will be fine and you can get that for around 800
2.What should I get:A laptop or desktop PC?If so, what brand's better for World of Warcraft?
Best Answer - Chosen By Voters

If you're going to play WoW i suggest a desktop if you want performance and not portability.

Laptop if you want portability. Brand doesn't really matter, as long as you get an amazing

graphics card. I would suggest Dell XPS Gen 2 or an Alienware or HP
3.World of warcraft burning crusade?
i bought a copy and have it on my desktop can i also install in on my laptop and have no

problem with it working on both or do i need to buy 2 copies
Best Answer - Chosen by Asker

Yep you can use it on both.

The only time you would need 2 copies is if you had 2 separate accounts.
4.Help i really need help!!!!!!!plz!!!!my wow screen is toooooo big!!!!!!!!!!?
i just got world of warcraft and when i try to play it says end user licence agreement but

when i look i cant see the bottom so i cant play the screen is toooooo big plz help i trid

double clicking but that wont work!i tried right click desktop.
click properties.
click the settings tab.
move the 'Screen resolution' bar towards the right.
click accept.
this and everything
Best Answer - Chosen By Voters

There's a little scroll bar on the right side of the window with the EULA. Scroll down.

If that's not what you're talking about, the other solution is a little more in-depth.

Navigate to the "WTF" folder (yes, it's actually called that) in the World of Warcraft

directory (C:Program FilesWorld of WarcraftWTF on my computer).
Open "Config.wtf" with wordpad. NOT notepad. You'll see stuff like this:

SET hwDetect "0"
SET gxResolution "1440x900"
SET gxMultisampleQuality "0.000000"
SET fullAlpha "1"
SET lodDist "100.000000"
SET SmallCull "0.010000"
SET DistCull...

and so on.

You mentioned in your question you'd gone to the desktop properties window and looked at

your screen resolution? Enter that number where it says SET gxResolution "XX".

Save and close the file.

When you boot up WoW, it should be the same resolution as your world of warcraft desktop.