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wow21fan :
hi,im after new pc and atm im looking at amd fx 9590,Asus m5A99FX pro MB,32gb Ram,geforce 908 Ti to use on 2560x1440, would this setup holdup to 60fps on ultra settings? 
Get an Intel i5 system, drop the RAM down to 8 or 16.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-pc-builds,4390.html
The systems near $2,000 have dual video cards, so a single 980 Ti with Intel i5 is very doable at 1,700.
i got budget of about £1750(moniter mice and K-board too)and this is what a friend said would be good start(he uses amd),as for me i'm not that good on computers but done lots reading and Youtube videos.read too that wow is more Cpu dependent then Gpu!
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It should hold up, but seriously, the 9590 is a real mess of a CPU and in your position, I'd definitely ponder whether or not to stay with it.
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wow21fan :
hi,im after new pc and atm im looking at amd fx 9590,Asus m5A99FX pro MB,32gb Ram,geforce 908 Ti to use on 2560x1440, would this setup holdup to 60fps on ultra settings?
Get an Intel i5 system, drop the RAM down to 8 or 16.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-pc-builds,4390.html
The systems near $2,000 have dual video cards, so a single 980 Ti with Intel i5 is very doable at 1,700.
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