Try running the launcher and make sure that your client is up to date. If your client is not up to date, the client will download game data while you are playing, which equals bad latency.

Other than that, tunneling services and wow go hand in hand in malaysia nowadays. You can't enjoy wow without one, simply put. You should invest in a good tunneling service to ensure maximum gaming performance and satisfaction.

This post has been edited by gaeria84: Dec 7 2010, 11:32 PM

1. Perform a traceroute to your server with Pingplotter. You can check your server IP here.
Don't worry if you see 100% packet losses in the second hop and the last few hops to the server. What you should be concerned about is if there are >40% packet losses in the hops between the second and the last hops. If you're seeing a lot of packet losses, you may need to file a complaint to TM. Provide traceroute screenshots for further action. Otherwise, if everything seems fine, you can proceed to the next step.

2. Clear your cache folder. Try disabling all your addons.
3. Open up your launcher, go to Downloader Options, make sure both options are unchecked.
4. Disable any antivirus programmes running in the background
5. Try running wow without lowerping. Chances are, your tunneling service could be the culprit