If I can play the WOW trial does that mean i can play the full version?

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I played the trial and it runs just fine. Will the full version make a difference? Besides the fact that it takes up more HDD space.
Am Im asking this because I just put in the full version and it said I failed no meet the RAM requirements when I have the 512 RAM which is the minimum requirement. I mean the trial ran great but I'm not sure if it will make a difference.

HandsomeDan · Accepted Answer

The full version isn't going to push your system any harder, if the trial was okay, you're good to go!

? · Answer

The original WoW content will play at the same rates.  Burning Crusade and Lich King list the same minimum requirements, but seem to be much more intensive and you will probably notice low specs a lot more when you get into the expansion areas.

In current days, though, 512mb RAM is pretty low.  You could always save the money for the WotLK expansion (buy the battle chest to get WoW and Burning Crusade for $10 more than WoW alone) to go towards a stick of memory, which would help system performance across the board, not just in WoW.

stoove · Answer

I think the trial is the full game with just some restrictions. You may run into system lag when you get to expansion content though.

Jacob M · Answer

well it will take up more space but the trial limits u to most things... and yes the full version is alot better. you have more benifets...

Xin, The Non-Believer · Answer

more ram will help for sure, the game will still run but might not run that smooth

Anonymous · Answer

no

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If I can play the WOW trial does that mean i can play the full version?

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