How is my config for 1080p gaming?

[N@m@n]

Processor Intel i5 3570
Motherboard MSI ZH77MA G43
RAM Kingston Hyper X Blu 2 X 4Gb 1600Mhz
Hard Drive WD Caviar Black 1Tb
Graphics Card Gigabyte Gtx 660 oc
Power Supply Corsair GS600
Cabinet NZXT Source 210 Elite
Optical Drive Asus 24XB5ST
Monitor BenQ GL2250HM

Can i play games at medium at 1080p?

 

[blacknemesist]

Depends on the game really.
One thing though,the 660 is really bad for that setup,I mean,everything else is top except for the GPU which is responsible for better FPS than the CPU and Ram.A 670 will make the system more balanced and last longer.

How much are you paying for the GS600 PSU?It is a tier 2,maybe you can get a better one for the same price.Here is the PSU tiered list :

http://www.eggxpert.com/forums/thread/323050.aspx

 

[Sunius]

You can play most games at maximum settings with very few exceptions.

 

[freshtodeath]

One thing though,the 660 is really bad for that setup,I mean,everything else is top except for the GPU which is responsible for better FPS than the CPU and Ram.A 670 will make the system more balanced and last longer.

Not entirely true IMO. I'm currently running the previous model, 560Ti and it's great. I run games like BF3, Blops2 on high/max with great frames (BF3 was played on AMD 955BE OC'd to 3.8 if it's worth a mention). I also run 2 screens (2nd is my web screen) and the card is only 1GB. 660 is a great gaming card if you're on a budget (seen them on avg. for $250 with decent discounts in Canada). 670 is awesome if you have the money to spend on it. That's about it really.

To answer OP's question: You will be able to run games on high+ with that setup with, as already mentioned, few exceptions.

Also, if you ever plan on overclocking your CPU, get the 3570K - regular 3570 is multiplier locked and can't be OC'd.