I have just purchased a Toshiba Satellite L305D. I have been playing World of Warcraft for many years now on a variety of computers. I have built my last few desktops for gaming which I now currently have, specs are as followed:

AMD Athlon 6400+ Black Edition x2 OC to 3.5ghz
4gb OCZ ram 800mhz
Raptor HDD
Two 3870's in Crossfire

This setup runs WoW at around 100fps on all max AA/AF and full shadows. Which are the big killers in fps when playing WoW.

I wanted to bring my gaming eexperience on the go with a new laptop but kind of short on money this christmas so I used my past computer configuring knowledge and hunted for the best price / performance ratio under 600 dollars and came up with a Toshiba Satellite L305D the laptop specs are:

AMD Turion x2 @ 2ghz
3GB ram 533mhz
320gb HDD
ATI Radeon 3100 256mb Dedicated Vram and Shared up to 1519MB
Windows Vista Home 32 bit

The real concern I am having here is that even though the GPU is rated for entertainment and semi-casual gaming it should be able to hold WoW above 30fps on high with no AA/AF and Shadows, yet it cant, in northrend and even in outlands it drops to 15ish and It is well above the recommended specs for the game. So does anyone have any suggestions or reasons why the fps is so low on a finely spec'd laptop for the job.

I have also ran it on all low and still have fps drops to around 20 in northrend and I cannot stand playing below 30fps it is just a annoyance.I am also thinking of reverting to xp pro 32bit just to see if that will help at all.

So if anyone has any comments on the matter please reply back.