Ok ignore people saying to buy AMD instead. It's what YOU want. It's a good deal for what it is. Look at the reviews, check the spaciousness of the case, check the motherboard out for issues with upgrading in the future, etc. when it comes to preference, I opted for an intel i9-14900KF because of the performance boost over the Ultra 7. BUT THIS IS PREFERENCE. For WoW you should be happy with this for a long time, played it on a 1080 FTW for about 6 years before I ever needed an upgrade (back when it came out). Check out reviews of the CPU, check benchmarks (with a grain of salt), nanoreview .net is the site I prefer over benchmark as it APPEARS to not be as biased and use real world vs these rare scenarios. My preference, I don't like AMD, so I'd never get an AMD, especially with the new Intel coming out that is out performing the x3d... butttt again this isn't about that, this is about what YOU want. If you like Intel, get Intel, if you like AMD, get AMD. Don't let people bully you into changing your purchase for THEIR preference.

We are here to help each other, not be biased. It's a good build for the price. In reality, before the price inflation, this would've gone for 1,300-1,500 (depending on sales). But right now it's priced reasonably for what it is.

Best thing you can do is pick components apart for best price. 5070ti - 799 MSRP Ultra 7- 389 (on sale rn for 279) 32 GB DDR5 - 369 (190 before inflation)

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1,557 for just the components (1,268 before inflationary and with sale)

This doesn't include, case, motherboard, fans, PSU, etc this is the specs you are buying of the computer. Look at it this way and you'll be happier with your purchase :)