Depends on what you would use it for. What do you plan on doing? If it's gaming then definitely not. I will give you reasons after you answer.

Looking further at the system, I would not buy it at all. Unless it's a typo... the current configuration will never work. Plus they are using cheap parts where it would matter most for gaming. 1. the system will crash when you get it. (you cant have 4 gigs of RAM and 32 bit windows. 32 bit windows will only run on 3 gigs or less. If you upgraded to 64 bit windows then the system will run. 2. The RAM they are using is very under powered. I would recommend 800mhz RAM. The 667 they have listed is quite slow. 3. The case is cool. :o) 4. The video cards are not powerful enough. You wont be able to play the latest and greatest without choppy video. I would recommend getting 512 mb cards. (this would be your biggest expenditure) (might be able to avoid this upgrade if you upgrade to at least 800 mhz ram) 5. The CPU is a good one 6. Motherboard is descent 7. These guys building this PC should know all this. You might want to look around for another deal. It kinda looks like they are just slapping parts together. I hope this helps man. I'm sorry about all the negative feed back, but I don't want you to get stuck in a situation that you could have made out better somewhere else. You know? I'm happy to help when I can. Good luck!

In my opinion, this PC configuration is only for good impressions and not for a real pc-gamer. Although it has two graphics cards in SLI mode, each of the card has low memory (256MB). I recommend 512MB for each card. Also, the card processor is considered old and low power (8600GT). I would recommend the Nvidia 9600GT series with 512MB or better, but this greatly depends of your wallet. The system memory troubles me. In the following URL you may find the manufacturer's recommended memory modules : http://www.asus.com/999/download/products/1854/1854_10.pdf The system is good for a low cost computer but i don't find it suitable for gamers.