Will I be able to run FFXIV ARRFollow

Should be fine. They reduced the graphics requirement for version 2.0 so you don't need a ludicrously overpowered system any more.

Have they released the new system requirements yet? I have to decide whether getting it for PC will work(even if I end up having to upgrade my graphics card) or whether I'm better off buying a new router so I can connect the second PS3 in the house via a cable.

HP uses a standard Intel (or AMD) motherboard for all their systems, usually made by a third party. As long as it says it has a PCIe x16 2.0 or 3.0 slot in the system specs, you can put almost any modern video card in it.

(Provided it's not a Small Form Factor business machine, in which case you'll need to get a half height ready video card, which limits your options quite a bit.)

I managed to squeeze a 9800 GT into the stock HP case. Although I don't know if my new 7770 would fit in it; that thing is HUGE LIEK XBOX.

If HP is anything like Dell, your motherboard will be proprietary, and not fit into the new case.

Unless they changed in the last few years, HP is exactly UNLIKE Dell in that they used standard parts as opposed to proprietary. My motherboard in my HP system was a Nettle2 that was a standard Micro ATX form factor.

I'd check on the HP website for the model of your motherboard to check the form factor before buying a case, to ensure compatibility.

The ***** holes on the new case may not be in the same place as the old case, but if it's a standardized micro ATX that means that it has to have the ***** holes in specific places to fit all cases of the same form factor. (Not all ***** holes will be used in all cases.) Don't forget the little offsets, either.

This is why my office only uses HP products, by the way. In a pinch we can used any standard parts without a problem. Hell, a motherboard went out on one HP server and we swapped it with the mobo on a similar (but not quite the same) HP server and it ran without a problem til we could get the HP tech out there with the right parts (which took three days because they kept sending the wrong board...) Damn lucky too, the old board had some weird SCSI connections, and while the new board also had SATA, it had legacy SCSI. We kept the medical office up and running while the on-site techs were struggling to find their own parts - because HP parts are standardized, and thus interchangeable.

Moral of the story: Dell sux.

Good luck!

More fans never hurts. Your current configuration on stock clock levels doesn't really need much more than the default ones the case will come with. Bigger fans are better, since they move more air quietly. that 200mm fan side panel upgrade is worthwhile because it can nearly cool the entire case in its own right and will be around 17 decibels. Hard drive fan cage depends on the type of drive. A solid state drive doesn't need as much cooling. Rotational drives need at least some airflow over them, though the newest ones don't tend to require as much due to smaller platter sizes and better bearings. You should have at a minimum of one front intake 120mm or larger, and one rear / top exhaust. Ignore the CPU fan and Power supply fan entirely in terms of air movement and flow. You could write a whole book on fan cooling computer cases and the different dynamics, but for your purposes with that case you are dealing with a vented case, so you will want to aim for a slight positive pressure if you can't have exact flow balance (for example 2 intakes, but only one exhaust, etc) Air temperature and air circulation in the room is also critical. All the fans in the world won't help your computer if it is in a small enclosed space with no air conditioning during a 100% summer.

Guess I'm getting a little bit off my original topic here, but the body transfer was a success. Just have to buy a little longer SATA III cable, cuz the one that came with the HP is now too short, so I currently have a non-functioning optical drive. And probably have to get a better network adapter now since the wireless internet chip thing somehow doesn't function anymore. And may get a couple of 140mm fans for the top exhaust slots. Couldn't figure out where the HDD LED, +p LEd, and -p LED case cables went, but I'm guessing he HP Formosa mobo doesn't support them or I can't figure out where they are suppose to go.

Now to fiddle around with the MSI Afterburner to control the GPU fan stuff, and monitor the temps with SpeedFan. Ohh, and I have just pre-ordered ARR so hopefully I'll see you all in-game sometime! :)

Thanks a bunch for your advice guys!!

Yeah, there's a reason I still run on Ethernet when ever other device in the house is wireless.

The USB ones generally suck. Get one of the inexpensive Intel Pci express ones. You'll get about 8 times the signal strength and throughput.

For example, this $25 one. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833106136