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Question: How well does it run WoW?
Document: Find a nerd, give him a six pack and some pizza and have him build you one, its cheaper in the long run. Also, the computer runs fine now, but that should have been the case right out of the box, not after hours of troubleshooting and spending another 100 bucks. Two thumbs down for Avatar.
I think this computer was a great buy, and I don't think I would hesitate to order another Avatar gaming computer.EDIT 3/4/14:  The power supply used in my computer was not performing correctly. The computer would run completely fine under normal internet browsing, but would completely turn itself off after 10-12 minutes of gaming.
This computer began randomly crashing and showing graphics and display errors. Support calls and research indicated that the computer needed a larger power source. Finally after 3 weeks of crashes, it crashed and showed the dreaded system 32 error messages. Yet we are unable to run recovery in safe mode and reformat the hard drive, because the computer does not recognize the Windows 8.1 disk delivered by Avatar and we have been unable to reformat the hard drive with it.
For this reason alone I did not feel I could give a full five stars but as this was such a great price for this build I could not lower it to four stars.Overall I am well pleased with this computer and would recommend!
If you are buying this computer for just everyday non-gaming use, it will probably stay cool just fine as long as it is dusted regularly and kept in a well ventilated place (shoving any cpu within a closed cabinet with no way for air to flow thru is never a healthy for the life of your cpu).If you don't want to have to worry spend the $12-15 and invest in a fan.
It arrived well packaged and secure and started up without any issue once I had connected everything. An additional plus is there was absolutely no bloatware and it came with an actual recovery disc for Windows 8.1 (which is a bit more rare these days). I have been running the system for over two months with issues other than listed below.The downside that cost it half a star - there are no exhaust fans on this computer.
They had to sacrifice somewhere. Overall very pleased with the performance of this pc, but it does occasionally turn off when under heavy loads while gaming. Packaged well, and booted right up. Others have mentioned the keyboard and mouse are throwaways, I'd have to agree. I lucked out in that my wife is able to use the mouse for her laptop, because there's no way that thing is worth gaming on. Haven't loaded up a game yet I can't max at 1080p.
Day 30 on this gaming computer. Screaming machine, but intermittently it powers itself off. Will be contacting Avatar tomorrow (Monday), to see what they can do. Running the 600W power supply as supplied by Avatar. Thought about returning, but this computer is a screamer for the price! I will keep everyone posted on how well Avatar responds and is able to resolve this somewhat annoying issue. Have not had cooling issues, runs nice and cool, so that doesn't seem to be the cause.
This computer works very well, with a Zotac GTX 760, MSI Motherboard and an I-5 Processor can't ask for much more for a base gaming rig (also the case is very nice for cable management). One important set back which is what is making me give this computer 3 out of 5 stars is the PSU. Avatar decided to pick up a 600w (seems to be more than enough power) LEPA (in my case) PSU which for some reason was unable to reliably power my system.
With a oc'ed gtx 760 and 3.2 ghz  x4 cpu, so far after a month no problems runs everything i throw at it most maxed at 60 fps runs eso at 1080p ultra settings in towns at 40-60 fps so yeah for a 799$ pc not bad :)
Answer: We haven't run WoW on it.  But it runs Rift, Elder Scrolls Online and other games/MMOs at full settings without issue.  It should have no trouble running WoW.