How well will this WoW?

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I do know that this computer has PCI/PCI Express slots, but I don't know specifics... it wasn't printed. I think the major issue for me is the fact that even though changing a graphics card is easy (ive done it many times) the CPU will still be fail. I've decided to do a return of the product the moment it arrives. It is unfortunate that I will lose the shipping cost. But hopefully I will find something in my price range that can do what I want. Its just trying to figure out how sit down and actually take the time to read all that mumbo jumbo and see what is good.... which I hate sifting thru all that stuff... but i guess I ought to :/

I can offer some basic recommendations.

CPU - Intel i5-2500 (or 2500K if you feel like overclocking it)
Motherboard - Anything based on the P67 chipset (especially if you want to overclock) - make sure it has the "B3" stepping (the older versions have that SATA bug which caused the Intel recall)
**special note on MB** - The MSI P67-GB65 motherboard has a ONE BUTTON overclock on the board itself. It does not get any easier than this. (I have this board and it kicks ass)
RAM - 8GB should be fine, but go with 2x 4GB sticks, so you have room to upgrade later if you want
GPU - depends on 2 factors - what size monitor(s) you will use and how much money you can afford - if you let me know these 2 things, I can offer more specific card recommendations.

Ultimately, I would suggest either having a PC guru buddy put a machine together for you, or find a trustworthy place that will not just build it, but will also do a burn-in and make sure the system is stable. Puget Systems - http://www.pugetsystems.com/ - is a fantastic place, but they can be a bit pricey. However, they are well worth the price for their attention to detail and outstanding customer service. I'm sure other folks can offer good suggestions too.