The reason I am unsure is that my problem lies in the problem that my version Windows 10 does not have the latest DWM, Desktop Window Manager and refresh rate codes. This would require me to alter the rate of WoW on my main monitor to match the rate of my GPU, which is usually not the 144 FPS. Because my 2nd monitor was with 144hz, the DWM would then cause a flicker as it would drop the frames on my main monitor. When I had my primary running at 144hz and my secondary at 60hz I didn't even notice it since DWM did not know was locking both framerates at 60 hz. There was still flickering occasionally but I noticed that any solution to fix the issue eventually led to my in-game FPS dropping to 60. My flickering was replicated in crafting. Even with 0 mods active in the process of turning leather scraps into leather, for example, I would see some light flickering after the finalization. Since then, I have all of my mods that I usually run and are experiencing no problems. What does a quality PC mean? What resolution do you run at? Do you have gsync installed or freesync? Do you know the maximum frame rate that your monitor is able to handle? Is your monitor running at high refresh rates? I think it's a PC problem. How much power does your GPU taking up while you play? What is the percentage of load your GPU endures during play? I had problems with raid about a week ago for a few weeks in succession when I was testing the addons and switching them off. My issue was resolved by removing the Details streaming (I think that's what it's called, as I'm at home right now) Try that to see if you can also use details. Rivatuner should be disabled. For me it caused the game to freeze rather than being stuttering, but you'll never will know. I'm using the game's fps cap instead now, but often I experience Stuttering. I'm guessing that it's due to add-ons. And it's more prevalent when running multiple clients, around every 10-20s. It's an extremely long shot however, I'm looking for anyone or a group to play Classic TBC with. I was a regular retail player, but all my friends stopped playing. I switched to Classic and am just as in a state of loneliness. It's not easy without CRZbut I'm also playing the horde game on Mankrik. Just a little nudge in the air that someone else is around and might want to spend time together. I also play other PC games however I would want to have a WoW group of friends as I've gotten my characters set up. I prefer discord voice chat Bartender lets you modify the settings, I believe. The one who suggested another addon is probably the most effective. There is a possibility to locate the keybind file in wow, duplicate it and paste it onto your desktop. Then , you can drop them in and out of the file to alter them. We have many cheap wow gold,if you want to buy,you can access: https://www.mywowgold.com/