Just ordered these parts and will be the second of three gaming computers being made for ESO players(each one different of course) this ones approx $1100 US without the monitor etc. This one will score easy 10,000 on 3dMark 11.

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Mdf/saved/3liD

This one was the first finished one, it scores 6000 on 3dmark11 for under $900 US

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Mdf/saved/3ljl

I am sharing these so that if your not sure on what to build for the game this should help.

I know ESO is not out and I'm just assuming that aside from the regular lag you receive in online games I think the $900 rig will be just fine, but that would be the minimum imo, I don't recommend adding a wireless card to these. These parts have been tested and are much more compatible. I use ASUS boards mainly for their stability if you overclock. If you don't have a monitor try to get one that does 1920 x 1080 with under 2 ms response time.

Just trying to help thats all.

Is this supposed to be the opener for a discussion, or are you just looking for applause?

*golfclap*

No I am just killing time between builds, testing parts etc...... Thought Id share just in case others were thinking of new comps before release.

Hey, now that you have edited it, it actually looks like a discussion!

I'll second the opinion on ASUS boards, and any of their parts in general.

Ya we've tested the first rig with MSI, ASRock but couldn't get past the 4.4Ghz on the new Haswell but the minute we used the Hero board it came alive and went 4.6GHz even with the sub standard ram. Second one doesn't want to overclock the CPU so we went with a less expensive board but I made up for it with incredible ram. I would have liked to do a gigabyte GTX 770 in there but it was out of budget.