Any WoW players using Macbooks?

Hi

Are there any World of Warcraft players that use the White Macbooks?

I'm experiencing a lot of lag, especially when in Northrend (some in Outland too, but not as annoying).

At first, I thought it was because of my settings, since I have a 22" monitor connected to my Macbook, I run the game windowed at around 1600x1024, but i see no real difference between low or custom (medium high) graphics.

So i've tried disconnecting my 22" and play at lower resolutions on the 13" instead, no difference, i get the same amount of lag.

Is there anything i could do to optimize my system to get rid of some of this lag? It can be fairly annoying. It's not as bad in Borean Tundra or Howling Fjord, but when I get in Dragonblight or the other Northrend zones, it can get pretty bad

I'll probably get an iMac this summer, but in the meantime, it'd be nice if it was less laggy

Oh, i have the low end white macbook, but with 4gb of RAM

any help would be appreciated.

from your macbook specs, you have the old white macbook, not the new low end white macbook that also got the nvidia card update... my guess is that's why. Intel's integrated graphics kind of suck. I mean, I had WoW somewhat playable on a mac mini with the GMA 950, but from what I've heard, though the x3100 was an improvement, it still sucked pretty hard. In the mean time, I say wait for your imac.

I'm going to be getting the unibody 2GHz aluminum macbook soon. I hope that runs fairly smooth (and by all accounts, it should).

I have been using the same Macbook for WoW, from time to time at my nightshift work. You really can't avoid that lag... as DarkestRitual points out, we got the crappy gfx

Wait for the iMac and you should be more than home free!

Thank you both for your replies

I will patiently endure the lag until I can get an iMac then

I'm frankly anticipating the improvement in the graphics department I will see even between when I could play WoW on my old dual 2GHz G5 and playing on my MacBook with the nvidia integrated gfx... It's supposed to be better, which means I should be able to rock high settings. Mmmm.