ADC Laptops

World of Warcraft (also known as WoW), now one of the most popular games of all time with over 11 million users, started out as a dark horse against the EverQuest II (also known as EQ II) titan. Before WoW was ever conceived, the original EverQuest became the first MMO to appeal to such a wide range of gamers, and was a huge success. When EQ II was released, gamers and critics thought that its graphical capabilities combined with an established user base would make it the next big MMO. However, EQ II suffered from dozens of problems, including outlandish hardware requirements. When EQ II was released, its graphics were so advanced that no computer in current existence was capable of viewing the game at maximum graphical settings. WoW, on the opposite end of the spectrum, could be run well on computers that were five years old, needing just a basic 32 MB video card and 512 RAM to run at minimum settings; EQ II couldn’t even run a title screen on a computer with similar specifications.

For this reason, WoW became the next generation MMO, drawing fans from Diablo II, Warcraft III, and a large portion of the EQ user base as well. WoW has continued to be accessible to a wide range of gamers, even as it has released newer expansions with improved graphics. Even still, the best laptops to run WoW on are MSI laptops. These laptops have an excellent video card and lots of RAM, which is what WoW needs. In addition, MSI laptops are so powerful that it’s possible to use them for next generation games as well.