The global pre-launch testing of WoW Classic will begin on Thursday

This is August, and for the biggest Blizzard fans out there, this means that we are less than a month away from the official release of World of Warcraft Classic. The closed beta has ended a few weeks ago, and the stage is almost completely set up for this MMO to be once again launched. That said, there is still one final big test that Blizzard is preparing for the game, and now the developer has announced the right date for that.

Along with this announcement, Blizzard also announced minimum PC requirements for its World of Warcraft vanilla server option, which is much lower than the specifications needed to play Battle for Azeroth. Interesting to note is that Blizzard actually managed to reduce the required hard drive space compared to the original version 1.12 from 2006. If you want to Buy WOW Classic Gold, I think 5mmo.com is your best choice, after all, the site has been officially certified,so it's very safe.

Blizzard has also completed the minimum specifications for PC and Mac systems. As the studio claimed in its post, WoW Classic must run well on the system released in 2007-2009 (so, about a million years ago). One cool thing about it is that improvements in data handling procedures mean that the actual installation size will be smaller than when the game (or rather 1.12 "Drums of War" patch, the state where WoW Classic will be copied) is actually released .

The Classic client can be downloaded via the BattleNet launcher. Simply open the dropdown menu and select "Classic" to start the installation. In addition to basic information about the test event, Blizz devs revealed the minimum system specifications needed to play. "In testing our hardware, we found that we managed to run WoW Classic on a system that was produced and released in the period 2007-2009, and thanks to improvements in the way we build and distribute game data, the requirements for hard drive space are actually smaller than in the version 1.12 genuine WoW. "