A Good Gaming PC?

Question

I found a Desktop PC with the following specs:

Intel Core 2 Duo E6420 CPU
2.0GB DDR2 Ram
500 GB SATA2 HDD
Extreme 8800GTS nVidia 3D Graphics Accelerator
all for $1900 Australian
Note: its only the box and speakers

Answer 1

It is a very respectable system spec for gaming and other multimedia application.

It is not the fastest hardwares but still can be considered as good, generally, as it should falls into the high end category. Just not the fastest of all high ends hardware. But generally such spec are considered OK.

But of course whether its good enough for you really depends on your own personal requirement. If you runs your games at very high resolution and maximum Anti Aliasing and Anisotropic is a must for you, than that video card is not enough to do the job.

If you run games at reasonable resolution with some AA and AF thrown in to make it look better, that card is a good one at a much lower price obviously.

Of course the fastest system comes with a price that will dig a very deep hole in your wallet. I'm not an Australian and I don't know what 1900 would be for you guys, but judging from your sentence "all for 1900", sounds like a good bargain price. That system will be good enough for a budget conscious user.

Answer 2

that's going to play the main present video games, yet maximum of them will paintings sluggish on severe settings. Why? Celeron isn't the gaming cpu sequence. Get an i3,i5 intel cpu, or a Phenom quad middle from AMD.

Answer 3

dont be a show off.... many guys over ere would be breakin their head out in makin games work in their poor config systems.
if u ave any doubts if d system u prescribed is good for gamin, then give it to me... i will do miracles wid it...

Answer 4

blehhhh if you want a tight gamin PC check out www.alienware.com they expensive but damn well worth it

Answer 5

Hmm, you can find a much better deal at:
http://www.investmental.com/superpc
and their computers are crazy awesome!