Logical Increments Site?

[Ughmahedhurtz]

That site also has a breakdown for World of Warcraft specifically, but to be honest I haven't read through anything they say on that page, so I cannot comment on that at the moment.

I skimmed it and they don't mention much useful info.

Unfortunately, there are not enough WoD benchmarks available, so this guide uses the benchmarks from the MoP expansion. Once WoD is benchmarked, or perhaps when WoW is benchmarked again after Legion releases, this guide will be updated with the new data.

Pretty much useless for gauging multiboxability[sic].

[MiRai]

That site also has a breakdown for World of Warcraft specifically, but to be honest I haven't read through anything they say on that page, so I cannot comment on that at the moment.

I skimmed it and they don't mention much useful info.

Unfortunately, there are not enough WoD benchmarks available, so this guide uses the benchmarks from the MoP expansion. Once WoD is benchmarked, or perhaps when WoW is benchmarked again after Legion releases, this guide will be updated with the new data.

Pretty much useless for gauging multiboxability[sic].

This is the only benchmark for WoD that I'm aware of, and I believe the only site which continues to include a WoW benchmark (Tom's Hardware used to include a WoW benchmark, as well; not sure if they still do).

To be honest, I've been wanting to do a fairly comprehensive benchmark on WoD vs Legion now that the video settings are changing a bit. I had started doing one back before I upgraded my GPUs last year, but stopped because my current GPUs were limited, and I wanted to give people more information than what I was able to record at the time. Now that I've got Jesus-level hardware I can probably benchmark the game in 8K. >_>