Will this Gaming PC do the job?

Will it be able to run games such as: GTA IV Modern Warfare 2 Borderlands Left 4 Dead 2 Specs: * Intel® Core i7-920 processor * (2.66GHz, 8MB Cache) * Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium * 6GB DDR3 memory * 1GB ATI Radeon HD4850 graphics * 1TB + 640GB hard drive (7200rpm) * Dual Layer DVD Rewriter * 14-in-1 media card reader * 8x USB, 1x IEEE 1394 FireWire® ports * 1TB removable hard drive

It'll run those games pretty well. If I were to select a weak point in that rig, it would have to be the video card though, but it won't be much of an issue unless you want to max out games at a high resolution.

Will it be able to run games such as: GTA IV Modern Warfare 2 Borderlands Left 4 Dead 2 Specs: * Intel® Core i7-920 processor * (2.66GHz, 8MB Cache) * Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium * 6GB DDR3 memory * 1GB ATI Radeon HD4850 graphics * 1TB + 640GB hard drive (7200rpm) * Dual Layer DVD Rewriter * 14-in-1 media card reader * 8x USB, 1x IEEE 1394 FireWire® ports * 1TB removable hard drive

simon1234k

agreed^

A 1GB 4850 leaves much to be desired? I guess if you're gaming at an extreme resolution, but for most people it's more than enough.

Will it be able to run games such as: GTA IV Modern Warfare 2 Borderlands Left 4 Dead 2 Specs: * Intel® Core i7-920 processor * (2.66GHz, 8MB Cache) * Genuine Windows Vista® Home Premium * 6GB DDR3 memory * 1GB ATI Radeon HD4850 graphics * 1TB + 640GB hard drive (7200rpm) * Dual Layer DVD Rewriter * 14-in-1 media card reader * 8x USB, 1x IEEE 1394 FireWire® ports * 1TB removable hard drive

Graphics Card clearly got skimped in that step-up in comparision to everything else, it will run them though. Overall the HD 4850 is a great card and performs very well given the resolution isn't insane.

That PC would be beast if it had a GTX260 or Radeon HD5770 inside of it instead of a HD 4850. I am going to assume this is a pre-built?

4850 is fine. No good games atm that would justify more horsepower. If a console port fails to perform well on a well-equipped PC system, it should just fall back.