This also means that an upgrade of a 750 Ti could be used without an end user needing to upgrade their power supply. These aren't entirely unexpected as they are farely strong budget components and the i5-3330 was common in a number of pre-built tower systems available in stores like PC World. In terms of the CPUs and the GPUs, the recommend Intel and NVidia chips are the i5-3330 and the GTX 750 Ti while the AMD chips are the FX-6300 and the R7 260. Mac OS X users will get to benefit from the Metal API which is currently being implemented into all current Blizzard titles to replace OpenGL 3.1 which is the latest Apple support in their drivers. There are suggestions of a DirectX 12 implementation but with Blizzard being a backer of the Khronos Group and the new Vulkan API, that could also be implemented into the game. This is likely to do with Microsoft's decision to only "support" new CPUs on Windows 10 as well as the fact you get a free upgrade. On the Windows side of things, the only operating system that meets the recommended requires is Windows 10 64-bit. To put that into comparison, Grand Theft Auto V needs just over 60GB of hard drive space on the PC. Currently the game requires 35GB of space but Legion will require a further 10GB bringing that toal to 45GB.
One of the big changes is the required amount of hard drive space. World of Warcraft is a popular game because it can be played on a toaster but the jump in system requirements for this expansion is higher than it has been in the past. The expansion is currently in Alpha with a release date similar to the upcoming Warcraft movie expected. Legion is the upcoming expansion pack for the hit MMO World of Warcraft.
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