Terrain Deformation and FPS

From these two examples which one would reduce fps less than the other? Which would be with better performance or will they be the same?

- Terrain deformation through multiple thunder clap/war stomp periodically
- Terrain deformation through TerrainDeformCrater again periodically

it can't be mesured imo... i think they are the same. cause he deform algorith is the same for both. the feature is spell deforms you can't control trigger one you can... ;P

tds are anyway gay... (cause to much performance issues on decent terrains etc.) and also may desync in stupid behaviour (but its rare cases but may happen)

Well the main purpouse I'm asking is because I wanted to know if the second method reduces less fps than regular Thunder Clap. I was making a spell that causes "claps" every 0.5 seconds for X seconds (yes, Epicenter from DotA if someone noticed that) and wanted less problems with it.

do not use deformations, they corrupt savegame, cause lag, looks wierd.

So, thunder clap/war stomp is better than scripted terrain deformation and would reduce less fps?

set spell details to low in wc3 options, this will "disable" deformation lags for all spells, also it disable deformations...

I'm already at Low on everything and I can still see the deformation. Still, I have problems with lag >_>

there is only one way - get new PC...

this will surely stop lags.