What are fun games my PC can play?

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I have enjoyed games like Skyrim, Call of Duty, Fifa, Gta V, uncharted and some more games on xbox
Can my computer run the following on atleast medium settings. I don't want to buy the games to find out

GTA V
Skyrim
Call Of Duty series
Battlefield
Saints Row 2
Far Cry 4
Minecraft

and what are some fun games available at my pc level
Here are the specs for my Pc:
Intel Core i3-6100
8GB DDR4 RAM
EVGA GTX 960 2GB Edition
WD 1TB Hard Drive + Kingston HyperX 240GB SSD
 
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Tom Tancredi
While the 960 will do alot to help, the i3 is still core limited. How many 'lines' things can process through at the same time like when you 'checkout' at a grocery store during busy time, more 'lines open' the faster you check out, but if only TWO lines are open you have to 'wait' to process your order. SAME for a computer. Your best bet would be to Swap out the CPU for a i5-6xxx model, if you wish to not have problems (slow lagging, doesn't matter how low the graphics is, still occurs because the CPU can only process so much).

Now the ONLY issue would be if you did upgrade, is this a OEM (Dell, HP, etc.) computer? If so the OEM edition of Windows will prevent you from using it with the new CPU, because it was ONLY to be sold with a...
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While the 960 will do alot to help, the i3 is still core limited. How many 'lines' things can process through at the same time like when you 'checkout' at a grocery store during busy time, more 'lines open' the faster you check out, but if only TWO lines are open you have to 'wait' to process your order. SAME for a computer. Your best bet would be to Swap out the CPU for a i5-6xxx model, if you wish to not have problems (slow lagging, doesn't matter how low the graphics is, still occurs because the CPU can only process so much).

Now the ONLY issue would be if you did upgrade, is this a OEM (Dell, HP, etc.) computer? If so the OEM edition of Windows will prevent you from using it with the new CPU, because it was ONLY to be sold with a i3-6100 CPU and the Mobo installed. You would then also have to wipe the system and install a clean STORE BOUGHT edition of Windows, to register that instead of the OEM with your new CPU. Just a heads up.
 
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