is this a good gaming setup for future

Intel CPU :Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 2.4Hz, 1066FSB (Dual Core) 4096KIntel

 CPU Fans :Spire DiamondCool Socket 775 Intel EXTRA QUIET HeatPipe Copper fanIntel Motherboards :

ASUS P5N-E SLI nForce 650i, (Quad Core) SLI PCI Express, Sound,1GB LAN, iEEEDDR2 memory 

:2GB (2x1GB) PC6400 DDR2 800 Dual Channel

PCI-Express Video cards :GeForce 8800GTS 640Mb PCI EXpress 16X dual head, tv outHard Drives :

200.0GB Western Digital 7200RPM SATA2 UDMA 300 8m cacheHard Drive Fans :

Hard Drive Dual Cooling Fan Internal

CD/DVD Drives :

16X DVD-ROM Drive (black)DVD Recorders :

LG 18x DVD Recorder Dual Layer +R/RW -R/RW (black)

Floppy Drives :Mitsumi 3.5" floppy disk 1.44 Mb Black

Sound Cards :AC 97 32 BIT Full Duplex sound card (onboard)

Network Cards :10/100 Network card adapter (onboard)Cases :Thermaltake Xaser VB1000BWS Soprano Black, side window, front USB & IEEE

Power Supply :Apevia (Aspire) 680W ATX Aluminum Power Supply, SLI Ready, Fan Controll

the price is 1700 and includes 3 years parts and labor warranty and lifetime chat support

That's a very good setup, similar to mines except for the graphics card

That PSU isn't good. Anything from Apevia (Aspire) is considered a tier-4 PSU, which is pretty bad. It doesn't deliver very well. I would get a better PSU from a better brand, like Seasonic, OCZ, PCP&C, Zippy or Enermax.DirkVDV01

I seriously doubt you aren't sure whether that setup will last you for at least a few years. That last part about the "lifetime chat support" is totally unnecessary and you're probably just bragging about your system. Also, just about any stystem over $1,400 is going to be a pretty dang good computer. Stop wasting people's time.
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