From other posts I believe this was mentioned, if you view your framerate in game (ctrl+shift+f), if it displays the numbers in Green then the bottleneck will be with your graphics card, if it is red then it is your processor. Might help diagnose which area to look at. *Note it will always be one of the two so someone could have 100fps and it will still be green letting you know to get to 101 the graphics card is holding it back.

Zenro +1 Spec's are pretty spot on. Personally, and I know everyone will have a different opinion, but I have always got cpus from ibuypower.com They normally have a weekly special that is around a grand, just looking now and there is a intel i5 with a 560ti and free 8gb of Ram upgrade for about that. Once you remove stuff like speakers and get a lower $ case you can get it below 1k easily. Only word of advice is to stick with an intel i5 over an AMD right now. Some of the more powerful multi-core AMD process still perform below the recent intel i-series.

Ctrl+Shift+F Should show a little green number in the bottom left corner of the screen that will have your current fps and a number in () with your average.

+1 Depends on what fills most natural to you. For me I use the same setup as the above person. Use the W key and then the mouse (hold right-click) to move the screen. For me the A & D keys move the screen to quick.

Sorry, but the only thing I got out of that rant was that now I have a desire for a new shiny. Not sure what others have experienced but the gather/crafting system has worked out pretty well for me. Have not had a lack of credits from the combination of crafting/selling, missions, and space missions (give great xp and $).

If you remember which vendor you sold your blaster to, after you click on them there is a "buy back" tab or something like that at the bottom you can click on. I think you can guy whatever you sold them back at a discount???

Pretty much what I have. I just have the cpu overclocked some and have an overclocked 560ti card. Get steady 100 fps, have only ever seen it go as low as 60-70 in high traffic areas. Might want to get a bigger power supply, believe a 500w is the minimum req. on a 560ti card.

Yes, you can definitely change skills. You just lose any skill level you have though, basically start over at 0 with the new skill you pick.

Personally I use the QWE key and my mouse to move around. W - forward Q & E - strafe left/right Hold down right mouse button to move screen position when needed. I found this to be easier than using just the wasd keys for movement for me.

Ummmm, no. Not sure what you are talking about in regards to the graphics card. Have the exact same one and I can run everything at high settings, get 100+ fps. Also works wonders on other games (MW, BF, Batman Ark, etc...). Have never had a problem with it not running anything at high settings, completely satisfied with it.

Can see the framerate in game by pressing Ctrl+Shift+F Will appear in lower left corner in green

+1 I am just at a lost for everyone being up in arms over this. The game isn't going anywhere, if you are in a guild then they should be willing to help you get caught up in lvl'ing when you do get on. We are only talking about a week early here people.

Wouldn't having Guild members that are higher level mean they can help you or let you tag along or higher lvl quests so you get xp faster? Once you get off the training world you can pretty much go anywhere, whats the point in being in a Guild if they are not willing to help you out and get your lvl up?

Takes a while, I believe in all it is about 20+ gigs of stuff to download so depending on connection speed....

Seems the server list on this website is not accurate. Most people in game report the servers listed as being low to moderate. None state they are high.