Hi Keith, Is one of the bugs that is to be squashed the "Follow Target" command not working? I use it so my autistic grandson can play along with me. He does not interact much, he mostly watches but he insists on having his own computer to "play". This command allows his toon to follow mine without him using the keyboard or mouse a lot. He gets upset if I reach over and use his keyboard too much to keep up with my toon. Thanks! Robert aka "Keryyn"

*FINALLY* available again!!! Been waiting a long time for it to come back, snapped one up for 2000 coins. Now my toons no longer look like hobos

OP, you left out a crucial detail: What resolution will you playing SWTOR? Your rig is perfectly suitable for lower resolutions (1366x768, 1400x900, 1680x1050) and probably fine for 1920x1080, but you never mentioned what monitor you are using. It is not an idle point as the resolution determines the number of pixels on the screen. More plxels needs more CPU and more GPU/VRAM. Case in point, my own computer has issues playing at the highest settings with an i7-4770K @4.2GHz, 16GB RAM, SSD, and RX-480 8GB video card (overclocked to 1342Mhz). On paper my system is very powerful by SWTOR standards and quite a bit faster than yours. The reason why it has trouble? I play SWTOR on 3x 30" 2560x1600 monitors. That's the equivalent of six 1920x1080 monitors. This is why the resolution question is non-trivial to this conversation. Like nearly everyone else I recommend the following changes: - go to 16GB RAM (2x8) for more capacity and dual-channel - go SSD, the access time difference is stupid - perhaps a faster CPU, SWTOR doesn't need a lot of cores so it relies on IPC. You don't necessarily need 4+ cores, but you do need a high clockspeed. NB: do not compare the AMD clockspeeds with Intel, the current AMD chips are much slower clock-for-clock (the upcoming Ryzen will be better but still not as fast as Intel per clock, but could be a *LOT* cheaper - if you go that route you'll have to replace the motherboard too) - this is a personal preference, go with a Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO CPU cooler it is one of the best price/performance coolers out there (and not much more expensive than the Freezer 7). I have used the Arctic Freezer 7 myself, it is no match especially as unlike the Arctic the Hyper 212 EVO can have 2 fans in push-pull for better cooling. If you don't overclock you won't care, but if you end up with a different CPU (especially a K series) and start overclocking you'll thank me later Once you tell us the resolution you play SWTOR we can make further suggestions: - *MAYBE* go with a higher video card, the 1060 is a good compromise although given you kept your last computer 9 years I might suggest a 1070/1080. - depending on what video card you end up with you might want a slightly larger power supply, 600W+. I personally never get lower than 750W and I current use a kilowatt PSU, but I do more than game on my computer (apart from the 3x 30" monitors for gaming I have 4x 22" 1080p screens above them so I can work and play at the same time)

I'm running 8064x1600 (I use bezel compensation) and have no issues. Did you try resetting all your graphics settings? Did you update your video drivers?

Will there be a limit on how many cartel coins you can purchase on that first try that gets 50% off? Will I be limited to the maximum $39.95 package of 5,500 coins or can I buy multiples of that package all at once and get them *ALL* at 50% off? If I can get more than 5,500 coins at 50% off I'm tempted to buy like 100K coins and not have to worry for a *LONG* time.

Isn't a HD6990M a Crossfire GPU? There are issues with Crossfire/SLI, try playing in fullscreen windowed mode. I have Crossfire (quadfire in fact) HD6950's and I get much better and smoother performance (with the loss of AA and other features) in fullscreen windowed mode (which uses only 1 GPU) on 3x30" monitors.