Does my new computer can turn WoW in Ultra ?

[Vodalos]

So I'm making a new Computer by myself and I'm wondering if it can turn WoW in Ultra and to know the perfs for others games too like Skyrim and SWTOR.
Here my build
Motherboard : Asrock Z68 Extreme4 Gen3
CPU : Intel core i5 2500K
GPU : MSI N560GTX-Ti HAWK
Power supply : Corsair 650TX V2GBXL
Memory : G.Skill F3-12800CL9D-8GBXL
HDD : WD Caviar Black 1TB SATA 6 GB 64 MB
CPU Cooler : Thermalright HR-02 Macho
Case : HAF 912 Plus
OS : Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit

[Deleted]

Yes, although on some 25-man raids it will struggle a bit. If that happens consider lowering the shadows.

Skyrim and SWTOR I believe would run very good as well

[vesseblah]

Drop shadows one or two steps while keeping rest of the settings on ultra and max 4x AA/AF, and framerate wont drop below 30 even in 25-man raids.

[Vodalos]

Ok Thanks for the advice.

[Dariela]

I'm my experience, there isn't a machine in existence that can handle shadows on ultra in all situations and still keep framerates steady. It has a harsher effects on framerate then clip pane, and that's pretty damned significant.

[Kindahuge]

Drop shadows one or two steps while keeping rest of the settings on ultra and max 4x AA/AF, and framerate wont drop below 30 even in 25-man raids.

Except LFR Zon'ozz stacking and Yorsahj black phase. The reflections & particle density don't play well with 25 people all blowing their load at once. It's all about cpu halting that drops the fps here, though.

[vesseblah]

Except LFR Zon'ozz stacking and Yorsahj black phase. The reflections & particle density don't play well with 25 people all blowing their load at once. It's all about cpu halting that drops the fps here, though.

I think I dropped down to 12-14fps there with i5-2500K and GTX560ti while frapsing 1080p. Did notice loss of framerate, but never dropped to unplayable level.