Google Chrome for me. It is quite basic, simple, and faster than the other web browswers. I just got sick and tired with all the pointless buttons and applications that Firefox and IE had.

Best part of Google Chrome is the Incognito Window. :shock:

Crysis: Warhead in both categories.

Company of Heroes for RTS. The Gold Edition (which includes Company of Heroes and Opposing Fronts) is really cheap now, but the game is amazing.

If you have Windows XP, you should go old school and get Warlords Battlecry II.

It was game of the year when it came out, and I still find it fun (even after playing Age of Empire, Warcraft, Warhammer, and Company of Heroes). It is a cross between an RTS and RPG. You customize and upgrade a hero which gets XP per kill/battle. The RPG aspect is very in depht.

The RTS area of the game is great. This is a fantasy+sword and shield game with humans, undead, high elves, dark elves, dwarves, barbarians, daemons, and more!

When you ask if your set up is nice, people will respond with a disregard to price. They will consider the fact that you have an endless supply of money. Therefore, you should say what is the maximum amount of money you are willing to put into your computer's set up.

However, the set up you have posted is very nice. You will be able to play all games on it, yet they won't be on higher resolutions (higher than 1440x900), nor will you be able to properly play with the highest graphical settings.

You will be able to play Bioshock (graphics high, but resolution low), Crysis (graphics medium-high, resolution low), Company of Heroes (graphics medium-high, resolution low), Warhammer 40,000 (graphics high, resolution high), and any PS3 or Xbox game on high graphics settings but medium to low resolution.

So to answer your question: Yes, you WILL be able to play all games, BUT they won't have optimal settings. I know this because I have a computer with about the same settings as yours.

You should have put a price cap, so we could figure out the best set up for you.

For about $700: This will be a good starting point if you just want to play online, but are not concerned with graphics and the need to upgrade in a couple of years.

Case (AZZA Fantom 900 Gaming Tower Case Black)Power Supply (700 Watt -- Power Supply SLI Ready)Processor (AMD Athlon™ X2 7850+ Black Edition Dual-Core CPU w/ HyperTransport Technology)Processor Cooling (AVC Silent AMD CPU Fan and Heatsink Quiet & Overclocking Proof)Motherboard (Asus M3A78-CM AMD 780V/SB700 Chipset w/Integrated ATI video, 8-channels, Gb LAN, S-ATA Raid, USB 2.0, Single PCI-E MB)Memory (2 GB [1 GB X2] DDR2-800 PC6400 Memory Module Corsair-Value or Major Brand)Video Card (NVIDIA GeForce 9600GT 512MB w/DVI + TV Out Video)Video Card Brand (=== High Performance === eVGA Brand Video Card Powered by NVIDIA)Hard Drive (320 GB HARD DRIVE [Serial-ATA-II, 3Gb, 7200 RPM, 16M Cache])CD-RW/DVD-RW Drive (LG 22X Dual Format/Double Layer DVD±R/±RW + CD-R/RW Drive Black)Sound Card (3D Premium Surround Sound Onboard)Network Card (Intel Pro 10/100/1000 Network Card)Flash Media Reader/Writer (12-In-1 Internal Flash Media Card Reader/Writer Black)Operating System (Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic ) 32-Bit)Headset ([Gaming Gear] Logitech Extreme PC Gaming Headset)

For $1,200: If you want performance and a good internet connect speed.

Case (Thermaltake Armor+ MX Middle Tower Gaming Case Black)Power Supply (800 Watt -- Power Supply Quad SLI Ready)Processor ([== Triple Core ==] AMD Phenom™ II X3 720 Triple-Core CPU w/ HyperTransport Technology AM3 & AM2+ support)Processor Cooling (Sunbeam Core-Contact Freezer CPU Cooling Fan System Fan Controller Included)Motherboard (Asus M3A78-CM AMD 780V/SB700 Chipset w/Integrated ATI video, 8-channels, Gb LAN, S-ATA Raid, USB 2.0, Single PCI-E MB)Memory (4 GB [2 GB X2] DDR2-800 PC6400 Memory Module Corsair-Value or Major Brand)Video Card (NVIDIA GeForce 9800GT 1GB w/DVI + TV Out Video)Video Card Brand (Major Brand Powered by NVIDIA)Hard Drive (500 GB HARD DRIVE [Serial-ATA-II, 3Gb, 7200 RPM, 16M Cache])CD-RW/DVD-RW Drive ([Lightscribe Technology] Sony 20X Dual Format/Double Layer DVD±R/±RW + CD-R/RW Drive Black)Sound Card (Creative Lab Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio)Network Card (Killer K1 - Online Gaming Accelerator - w/ 333Mhz Network Processing Unit + Lag Reduction Technology)Flash Media Reader/Writer (12-In-1 Internal Flash Media Card Reader/Writer Black)Operating System (Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium) 32-Bit)Headset ([Gaming Gear] Logitech Precision PC Gaming Headset)

External Wireless Network Adapter (Zonet ZEW2545 802.11n 130Mbps Wireless USB Adapter)

NOTE: I did not include: keyboard, mouse, speakers, and moniter. These items are more personal, and I can't really suggest any of it.

Unless there is technical revolution, than this set up should last for 5-7 years without the need of an upgrade.

My computer is much, much worse than your's, but it is still better than a PS3/Xbox. So, I should be fine for the next 6 years or so.

Good job of color coding the list. :p

My card is #69 on the list, but it can play Company of Heroes, Bioshock, and Crysis and decent resolution and medium-high graphic settings.

God of War III

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

Guild Wars 2

Just wait for a patch. If your problem is not solved than it is diffenitly a graphics card problem. Some games just don't like ATI.