Nagrand Waterfall Glow

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Description: When I was flying in Nagrand I saw this amazing and stunning view! It was just perfect for yet another amazing World Of Warcraft screensaver. We have added music and ambient sound to this screen saver, so if you have version 1.0 we suggest you upgrade to version 1.5 to enable the new features. We look forward to hearing what you have to say, please leave us a comment or contact us!


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4 Responses to “Nagrand Waterfall Glow”

  1. Zeroses

    15. Jul, 2009

    WOW!! At first, for some stupid reason, I kept thinking this was like snapshots so I didn’t register lol But when I downloaded it and hit preview I saw that it was ANIMATED!? WOW! It totally blew me away, this is just insane! Gonna download the rest of them now, GRAET JOB MAN!

  2. jennwren

    14. Oct, 2009

    These are incredible! I love Nagrand.. it’s my favorite area in all of Azaroth :) Thank you for doing these!

  3. iseein2d

    29. Nov, 2009

    Wow these are terrific. Awesome job. I am a little concerned with just the water moving and the other stuff that could possibly burn an image into my computer screen? I am just giving some honest feed back. Besides that best screen savers I have EVA seen!! Thank you!

  4. WarcraftScreensavers

    29. Nov, 2009

    Hi iseen2d,
    The “burnout” only happens to old CRT monitors and not LCD’s. LCD technology today does not do anything like that. I would suggest you read up on it if you do not take my word for it on google. These screensavers are safe for your LCD as long as it’s not 10 years old :P I also put it on FAQ section due to some emails asking me this same question:

    Question: Will this damage my LCD due to ”burn in” issues?

    Answer:
    LCDs are not susceptible to burn in. (Its the phosphors in a CRT that wears out *burns in* and LCDs do not use phosphors.) Unless you’re still using a old CRT then you do not have to worry about it. If you are however still using a CRT from 10 or 15 years ago then I suggest you set your monitor to go to ”sleep” after a while of the screensaver being on. This way you can enjoy the screensaver and also prevent burn in on your old school CRT monitor! Hope this helps.

    Hope this helps!

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