World of Warcraft: Grainy/Staticy Images from Herbs and other Vegetation

[A Quincy Joker]

Here is the current issue I am having with my Herbs:

http://postimg.org/image/vgvfh9r37/
If I try to snapshot it in-game it shows up normal. So I had to use my phone to show you what the monitor is showing me instead of what the game thinks it's showing me.

My PC Specs are:

Current Resolution: 1920 x 1080, 60Hz
GeForce GTX 760
i5-4670k @ 3.40GHz
Corsair Vengeance LP 8.00 GB RAM (7.94 GB Usable)
Driver Version: 350.12
Operation System: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional

 

[MarkW]

Go into Geforce Experience, select World of Warcraft, and click on Optimize. Then start wow again and see what changes.

 

[James Mason]

That looks like it's supposed to be a hologram.

 

[MarkW]

In the game, that herb cycles through a series of "frames" giving it the appearance that it is sparkling. Several of the herbs use that, and a couple actually move like there is a breeze blowing.

The image is linked is to an herb called Frostweed. Fireweed, and I think one other one use the sparkling look.

 

[NormH]

set vertical sync to enabled, set triple buffering to enabled, set texture quality to high

 

[MarkW]

Geforce Experience should do that if his card is strong enough to support them, which it should be.

 

[NormH]

his specs are more than enough to run the game on max settings.

 

[MarkW]

I run a GTX 770 4GB and while Geforce Experience sets ultra settings, there are numerous situations and places within the game where that is just too high.

I would recommend High for him, but Nvidia should know best.

 

[NormH]

only place to not run ultra should be raids... WoW is more cpu dependent and he has an unlocked i5. i run an athlon x4 860k with an hd7850 and i run ultra @ 60-90 FPS everywhere except raids where i drop ti high settings with ultra camera view distance and i hit 40-70 fps at that point.

 

[MarkW]

There are two tabs for graphic settings in WoW... I keep the main one at Ultra with anti-aliasing at 2x. Raid tab settings are good with high settings on some things. I only raid about 5 nights a week...

 

[A Quincy Joker]

Thank you all for your responses, usually I'm not late to these, but I appreciate all the help. It seems when I updated my GFX driver to support the new GTAV for the PC that it must have messed up something in the download, but a new update came out a while ago and that fixed my issue. And I'll take your raid tips in mind.