Unterstützt WoW eigentlich frame generation?
Habe grad mal Google gefragt:
AMD Frame Generation (AFMF) is a game-changer for
World of Warcraft, especially in CPU-heavy areas like Valdrakken or 40-player raids. By offloading frame interpolation to the GPU, it easily boosts perceived framerates (sometimes leaping from 80 to 200 FPS) and bypasses engine bottlenecks without requiring in-game FSR3. [
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How to Enable AMD Frame Generation
You can enable it in World of Warcraft in one of two ways, depending on your hardware and preference:
Method 1: AMD Driver-Level (AFMF)
If you are on an AMD Radeon RX 5000 series GPU or newer, you can force this via the driver: [
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- Open the AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition app.
- Go to the Gaming tab, then select World of Warcraft.
- Toggle AMD Fluid Motion Frames to ON (often found under the HYPR-RX profile).
- Tip: Disable VSync in WoW and ensure Windows "Optimizations for windowed games" is toggled ON for the best results. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Method 2: Third-Party Tools (Lossless Scaling)
If you want to use frame generation on older cards or want access to X2/X3/X4 frame multiplication, many users rely on external software: [
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- Purchase and install Lossless Scaling via Steam.
- Run World of Warcraft in Borderless Windowed mode.
- Open the app, set the Frame Generation setting to LSFG (Lossless Scaling Frame Generation), and hit Scale. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Important Considerations
While frame generation makes the game look buttery smooth, it generates interpolated frames
between rendered ones. Keep the following in mind: [
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- Input Latency: It does not reduce the actual network latency or lower your base CPU rendering times. You might feel a slight increase in input delay, which is why it is best paired with AMD Anti-Lag.
- UI Artifacts: Fast-spinning your camera may cause visual ghosting or HUD/cursor jitter. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
