• Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core processor E2200, 4GB DDR2 SDRAM, double-layer DVD±RW/CD-RW drive, 320GB hard drive, Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 3100 and Windows Vista Home Premium with SP1

You need a real GPU.

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And "even be able to run Crysis?" is probably not the best question to ask, as Crysis is probably the most high end game on the market today. I'm pretty sure your machine wont run Crysis without a real GPU, anyway.

well im if any one has some recommendation that be great!

as for VGA ,I'd recommend  you nvidia Geforce 8 series ( 8800 GTS for example )

"well im if any one has some recommendation that be great!"

hmm ok. so graphics card aside how does the processor hold up today in the gaming world?

It's fine I'm sure, but the GPU is essential. There are exceptions, namely GTA IV, which was designed with Xbox architecture in mind. They don't have a GPU, so most of the work in GTA IV goes to the processor, in which case yours might not hold up. But GTA IV is the only game I know of that is so shittily designed that is also of any worth.

Seriousely, though, without a GPU I doubt you'll be able to get much gaming done.

ok this is whats available inside 2 PCI, 1 PCI-E x1, 1 PCI-E x16. also in this other computer i have a old  256 DDR  radeon 9800 xt. but tell you what this is what im looking at.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=pcmprd103500050006&skuId=9999103400050006&type=product&childSku=8990372&count=1

"hmm ok. so graphics card aside how does the processor hold up today in the gaming world?"

Ok. Their gaming machines are overpriced. If you get that, you should be able to just buy the card on newegg. How much more are you willing to spend?

yeah i know i need a better GPU i just wanted to see if i could get away with breaking back into PC gaming with this thing. i guess in the long run i will save my cash for a all around gaming rig. as for now i guess im just going to take what is being offered to me. see the computer i have now is pretty old and hard drive is clicking which goes with out saying is no good! but thank you sir you have been helpful unless you know where i can get 600 dollar machine that will run today's games.

I don't know what your budget is exactly, but if you insist on going for 2 cores then I suggest a Intel Core 2 Duo E7300. There are better processors but judging from the one you picked I doubt that's within your budget. As for a graphics card I suggest either a ATI Radeon HD 4870 or a Geforce GTX 260 Core 192

Assuming you live in the US (Don't know what prices are like anywhere else), you can get a decent card for fairly cheap. If you can fit it into the case, this might do. :P

The processor is fine. It's right on the mark with the recommended specs. Get a better GPU, and you should be able to run games for a few years at least, with only minor upgrades after that to keep you going. No need to spend a fortune. It's a lot cheaper buying a new motherboard and processor than buying a whole new computer.

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I'll go a head and also give my obligatory recommendation that you build your own machine. Always the best way to go.

ok im on newegg now how about this thing?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227104

Uhm, I can't tell you anything about AMD processors, you'll have to get a second opinion on that. Other than that, it looks pretty solid. ATI isn't getting much love right now, but the card seems good.

once again thank you all for the help. im just going to go with the dell cuz really i need a new computer and can't live with a clicking HDD. i will take you're recommendation bellum and get a new card some day. and maybe if i get this new job im aiming for i will just go and build a machine my self =). im not too computer illiterate i have just been out of the loop for a while. so once again thanks too all! happy holidays!

You, too.