gaming pc

hi all i have found a pc i like but not sure if it could play games here are the specs


Processor Intel® Celeron® Processor
- 900 MHz
- 100 MHz FSB speed
- 128 KB L2 Cache
Operating System Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium
RAM - 3GB RAM
- DDR3
- Up to 8GB maximum memory
Graphics card Intel 4 series integrated graphics
Screen type LCD Widescreen
Screen resolution - WXGA
- 1366 x 768
Screen size 18.5"
Screen features - Touchscreen
- Multi-touch
Hard drive 320GB SATA hard drive 5400rpm
Optical disk drive DVD RW
Read speed: CD: 52x / DVD 12x
Write speed: CDR: 52x/ CDRW:12x/ DVD 8x/ DVD +/-RW 4x
Memory card reader Yes, 4-in-1 integrated
USB Yes, 3
FireWire No
Modem/Ethernet Yes, 10/100 LAN
WiFi Yes, 802.11b/g/n
Bluetooth No
Video interface 1 x VGA
1 x HDMI
Audio interface - 3.5mm output
TV output HDMI
Extension card slot No
Sound On-board sound card
Stereo sound
Webcam No
Keyboard & Mouse Yes, wired keyboard and mouse
Software included Office Starter
Bullguard/Norton Internet Security 2009
Google Browser
Internet Explorer 8
Size 460 x 180 x 565 mm (H x W x D)
Weight 8.5 kg
thanks

 

Anything that uses a Celeron is considered, at best, an entry-level PC.

In addition, integrated graphics, especially Intel, are basically for 2-D work, not for 3D.

Any decent gaming machine will be multi-core (6 cores if not 4), and have an add-on card that supports DirectX 11, and (if you can afford it), either multiple video cards or single video card with multiple GPUs.

 

for a allmost $1000 comp its not very good then

 

Not in my opinion. I recently saw some HP machines that were well under $1000 that had multi-core processors and decent video cards.

But be aware, Gaming on PCs takes a LOT of resources, so if you're looking to build a real Gaming PC for under $1000, unless you find a really good deal, that's not going to happen.

For example, some of the new ATI HD 69xx series cards are $600 by themselves. Multi-core, high-end CPUs typically run $300 or so. So, you're already nearly at $1000 and all you have is a video card and CPU.

So basically, $1000 will buy you a good multimedia machine, but only a basic Gaming machine.