will this pc be able to handle?

Looking at what your budget probably is based on the parts you're buying, you won't be able to build a PC that'll play all the big titles next year on high, though medium's doable.

My suggestion - ditch the SLi idea. If you want a much bigger bang for a little more cash, turn your attention to the ATI HD 4850 and a motherboard with an Intel chipset (P45 is a nice low-cost chipset).

The CPU might cause you a problem or 6, it's a pretty low-speed CPU as far as today's duals (and even quads) go, it'd almost be worth your while shelling out a bit more, aim for 2.8 or 3 GHz.

You never listed RAM... depending on your OS 2 or 4gb of PC2-6400 RAM won't set you back a fortune and will perform well. As for the case, you're overspending if you don't plan on overclocking. You can get a very nice case for about half that which will do the same job. It just mightn't have as many flashy lights.

Too tired at the moment to go through the site and list prospective parts, but give what I've said a think and shop around some more. You should be able to build a better system for the same cash as you're looking at spending on that setup.



Tl;dr version: your biggest spends should be your CPU and GPU, and for something that you're looking to push medium-high graphics settings in new games, you haven't given them enough funds. 800MHz RAM is cheap and will do the job perfectly, that PSU you picked out is a nice one and very reasonably priced, Case is a bit pricey for my liking, and the motherboard's got an old, and frankly underpowered chipset.

will it be able to handle the games alot smoother if i overclock the cpu? because i was going to do that later once i felt that i needed to. like if i overclock it to 3ghz or so it'll run ok?