Isn't it obvious? Superior graphics, flexible controls and everything, even framerates in most multiplatform games are better :)

Not that really "powerful" for most pc nowadays, but your specs should be pretty much up for playing Red Alert 2 without any problem. How about running it in compatability mode for Windows XP?

Your budget?

But given that your pc is powerful, the money you get from selling it could pretty much pay for a good gaming laptop. Then what's the deal?

Call of Duty 4

Civilization IV and V

Mass Effect 2

The Witcher

FIFA 11

Darksiders

...

All on PC

I was like wtf when I saw the new Dante :\.

im considering picking up halo 2

jstamm33

http://www.cas-gmbh.de/hardware/hp/HP%20-%20Personal%20Computer%20-%20HP%20Kayak%20XM600-Dateien/xu600.jpeg The one standin upright is meh computer (BTW it is not the only one I have)0Hamburgher

So probably you need a new case.

I probably won't be getting it day one, but I'm interested in it.

I always suck at strategy games though... I never got around to picking up Civ: Rev and never played another Civilizations game though.

IcyToasters

Try to be familiar with turn-based strategy games before then. I've found it hard to get around with Civ IV for the first time.

So just take a 32" 720p plasma then.

I dont feel like 5750 is a good choice for gaming, recommend to take a 5770 instead. And one more thing, its time for DDR3 RAM memory, think of a bundle of Corsair 4GB so you will not waste your Windows 7 Home Premimum 64bit OS then.