Buying new gaming pc.?

Question

Ok im buying an HP and I went to the desktops, I clicked on everyday computing and I customized it to these settings AMD Athlon(TM) 64 X2 4050e dual-core (2.1GHz) ,

2GB DDR2-800MHz dual channel SDRAM (2x1024) ,128MB NVIDIA GeForce 9300, DVI-I, VGA , can somebody tell me if this "everyday computing" thing is not for gaming and also if my graphics card/RAM/processor is good enough to run games like World of Warcraft, Warhammer online, Diablo 3 when it comes out and other Im just wondering if those settings will run those games in good quality

Answer 1

Sounds like a decent gaming PC.  However, if you want a good deal on a customized pc, I recommend www.ibuypower.com.  Pretty cheap over there, and they have everything.

Also, I would recommend a graphics card with more RAM, even if it's a step down.  I have a year-old Geforce 8600 card that still works great with games.  256 MB RAM at least is necessary, that's what I have.  

This puppy will run almost any game, and it's pretty inexpensive as well:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/...

Also comes with COD4 for free :D

Answer 2

That is definitely not for gaming.  The graphics card is c**p and the processor is fairly week.  Although, the games you want to play do have very low requirements.  You will still want to upgrade the processor to at least 2.5 ghz and get a 9600 GT.  The RAM is fine.

Answer 3

first of all you are going to want a videocard with atleast 256 mb, if possible higher than that... the 9300 is a bad card go with something like an 8800 or a 9600 and if you can afford it step it up to a 9800... if your running 64-bit vista on this you are also going to want to upgrade to 4 gig of ram, the processor is fine

Answer 4

your processor is good,ram is enough but the vga card is not good enough to run new games so i recommend u buy a 9600gt if you can afford it otherwise get a 8400gs.