will this run wow smoothly on high graphics?Follow

hey im buying a new pc and i need to know if the one i am thinking of getting will run wow smoothly without lots of lag :l
http://www.comet.co.uk/p/Computer-Base-Units/buy-HP-P6-2054UK-Computer-Base-Unit/785164
Details -
Brand: HP
Processor: Intel Core i5
Processor model number: 2320
Number of Cores: number of cores
Processor speed: 3.0 GHz
Processor bus: 5 MHz
Processor cache: 6 MB
Intel Processor Star Rating: tbc
Chipset: chipset
Memory (RAM): 6 GB
Max. supported memory: max. supported memory
Storage Capacity (hard drive): 1000 GB
Optical drive: Plays & records CDs and DVDs
Supports +/- Recording:
BluRay Drive: x
3D blu-ray player: no
Dedicated graphics: x
Shared graphics: Intel HD upto 1.69 GB
Operating system: Windows 7 Home Premium
S-Video output: /
VGA output: /
HDMI output: /
Media card slots: 6-in-1
USB 2.0 slots: 6
Built-in Bluetooth: Not featured
Built-in TV Tuner: x
Built-in Sound Card: x
Monitor: Not included
Wired Mouse and Keyboard: 29952
Wireless Mouse and Keyboard: x
Speakers: Audio 5.1
Turbo
DDR 3
SATA
Supports Double layer & Dual Format +/- recording
Ethernet
Wireless LAN
802.11b/g/n Wireless networking
Express Card Slot
Microphone Jack
Headphone jack

Edited, Mar 15th 2012 7:02pm by chazzzjonesss

HP's site gives a few more specs.

Of note are:



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I've played on HP before and had good luck, but if you are going to be adding a video card in the future, you may want to consider alternatives with a bit larger power supply.

In Pre-Built pc's, check those that advertise as "gaming pc", and you will usually come away with more capacity on the video card and Power Supply. It doesn't have to be super expensive, but it is something to consider.

Edited, Mar 15th 2012 8:12pm by dadanox

You shouldn't have any issues running the game on highest settings, but be aware that the number of players present at your location can cause your computer's performance to drop like a rock. I'm getting 100-ish FPS at max (ultra?) settings when I'm out doing my thing in whatever zone, but the moment I head into Ogrimmar on a busy night, it'll drop to around 20. If a guild just finished the raid that triggers the huge apparition of the blue dragon, my FPS has a tendency to go kill itself. People like to mount their favorite big *** dragon when that event occurs, which means the computer has to not only render everyone in Orgrimmar, but also their big *** dragon mount.

Don't do ultra settings and get disappointed when your game turns into a slideshow in Orgrimmar or Stormwind. You'd need a mother of a computer to not get choppiness in Orgrimmar/Stormwind on ultra graphics settings. Ultra settings just means more polished textures and more **** rendered per area. The game was never built to run ultra setting, previously only available when you used console commands or edited the config file. Blizzard just allowed people to do the console trick from within the game, but the engine hasn't been optimized to handle it, and with multiple players present the issue compounds.