sleepylilazn
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What is it with people and as soon as somebody disagrees wit htheir opinion, you are branded a troll?
It's because when there's a opinion out there that opposes one's initial opinion then they take it personally and feel like they need to defend their position even if it's detrimental and in no way beneficial for anyone. It's human nature.
For the OP:
MMO games are designed so that there's a wider range of people that can play it. In other words, low end systems can also run them and lowering the requirements of the game. I can tell you from playing Diablo 3 beta that it is in no way intensive for a system even with max settings. I played World of Warcraft on a laptop with med to high settings(2.4ghz core2duo with ati 4500/5100) just fine. Maybe not at 60 fps, but over 30ish fps and keep in mind it was a laptop. So if I were to run it on my current system, then it will eat WoW up alive(I just checked the requirements for lotro and swtor and I'm going to go ahead and group that up with WoW). Now, the 2100 > g620(my processor) so any cpu intensive settings will be taken care of with that. The exception will be the upcoming MMOs like Guild Wars 2 or Tera. I've heard they are cpu intensive games, but you've said that you are okay with med to high settings and I believe that the 2100 will be sufficient.
From what I understand the gtx 470 is pretty much comparable to the 560 ti in terms of power but it's better. You can most likely get away with a 550 ti at med to high settings, but I'd still recommend 560ti as you will have no problem with anything graphical at max setting. I'm still not sure though because it's debatable, but to be safe I'd go with the 560ti. However, if you had to pick between the 550 ti or 6850, then I would go for the 6850.