How else can I incresse my fps in world of warcraft

[-gabe-noob-]

So far I have it set as running in open gl (which finally works somehow ) The somehow being I think its cause I'm running it with CrossOver, so far I've edit the wtf.config to run the game in open gl, and the fps hangs around 8, all I want is for it to be at a constant 12, I have all the vid settings at the lowest but is there anything else I can do?

Edit: My specs are

1 gig of ram
dual core prosseser
Intel 945GM chipset (UGHHH I KNOW)
if you want anything else lemme know

[-gabe-noob-]

On a side note

how good would this be for gamming thru wine and just linux in general?

Limbo 2440

An Ubuntu system with Compiz out-of-the-box


Selected options:
Processor: Core 2 Duo E4500 2.2 GHz
Memory: 2 GB DDR2-533
Hard Disk: 320 GB SATA2
Optical Drive: CD-RW / DVD-ROM (included)
Networking: Gigabit Ethernet (included)
Operating System: Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon (Gnome)
Video Card: NVIDIA 8500 GT 256 MB
Display: 17 in. LCD
Speakers: --
Input devices: Ubuntu keyboard
Warranty: 1 Year (included)

[Sugi]

replying on the side of Limbo 2440, those specs is tad bite better than my pc and I enjoy a lot of light wieght games and some heavy hitters like diablo 2, starcraft, warcraft 3. and some heavy hitters like oblivion and lineage 2 *kinda but more like WoW* That's all I have tested on my ubuntu system. So, you'll enjoy your gaming time with linux with that pc.

My specs:
Dual Core
T7200 2.0 GHz
DDR2 2.0 Gigs of ram
7700 GO nvidia 512 ram
under
Gutsy Gibbon 7.10

Sugi

[-gabe-noob-]

can I ask you more of a personal question

moniter and all how much did you pay for that box? cause i'm looking for the cheapest thing possible, so far with a monter mouse and keybord and those specs It comes to an estimated 775. But It has an open warrenty, meaning I can mod it any way I want and the warrenty doesnt go void on me

[-gabe-noob-]

forgot, I still need an awnser to the origional question

[taelatus]

There's a thread in this forum called Things I've learned about Wine or something to that effect. It's stickied. Check it out. With the integrated graphics, I don't know how high a framerate you can expect though.