Is it good?????????????

>I don't see a motherboard, cpu heatsink/cooler, case, case fans. There is no way to really tell what can run on what until you build it and test it. REad the game specs. I think from what you have listed, you won't have any current problems with just about any game. Anything over 12 Gigs can actually SLOW the computer down from what I have read out there, and you probably will never use that for gaming anyway. Oh yeah, one other point - W7 Home Premium ONLY can access a maximum of 8 gigs, so you had better have the Professional or the Ultimate Edition of W7 to use anything over 8 gigs of RAM, FYI.