Are these computer settings good for gaming?

By the sounds of it you won't have a problem with it, especially with 6 GB of membory. However, the Vista has been known to make some online gaming not work.

What game are you trying to run, pacman? Then yea get this laptop. Dual 2.2Ghz processor, 128mb GFX card, lol, what is this the 19th century. This would run no new games on medium, maybe minimum where it looks like a 4yo paint job. Dont waste your money. One thing you must know, laptops and gaming are two different things. They should not be combined. No where near enough ventilation for any decent hardware. IMO build your own desktop for half the price 5x the performance!

I think they are good, but just like everybody says, you should take a better video card ie one with higher memory if you want to try your hands on latest games. Your screen seems a bit smaller, you should go for at least 15" else you won't be able to enjoy the thrill. I would also suggest you to go for a sub woofer to get sound effects and a joystick to make the gaming experience much better.

I don't do any gaming at all but a good accelerator board with lots of ram should do the trick. Cheers!!

If talk about for gaming specs then you need a good video card for that. 128mb is not a good video card nowadays. you get 256mb ddr3 or 512mb ddr3 at least so that it will fast and very smooth in gaming. your other specs are quite ok but it is better to get a desktop for gaming. it will be cheaper and quite more for gaming but if you have a large budget for that you can get the alienware notebooks

Yes, that 6gb will definately sail along with all new releases of games. Finally Dell have managed to make a notebook that Im actually interested in. The XPS series has always tried to be that little bit better than the other laptops on the market when it comes to games.. theyare also fairly cheap for the technology that they have inside them. Happy gaming mate, Im sure you'l have no problems with that one!!!

Personal experience only, Dell XPS/Alienware are Extremely overpriced, poorly configured junk. 99% sure you can get the same hardware for better price if you shop around a little. In all honesty, if you're looking for a computer to play games off of, a desktop will almost always out preform a laptop, unless you really, REALLY need it to be mobile. As well, a laptop built for gaming is going to be HEAVY, I don't mean 5 pounds, think more like 10-15. Also, battery life is going to be almost non-existent, which really defeats the purpose of a laptop. As to the laptop spec's you posted, good processor (for a laptop), great amount of RAM, although you'd get the same preformance with 4GB instead of 6GB, the graphics card is good, but that's about it. The size of the screen is the REAL big draw back, you're probably going to be REAL uncomfortable playing any kind of First Person Shooter or Online Role-Playing Games. You're just probably not going to be able to see those small items that you're usually looking for in game. As to whether or not the laptop is going to "lag". that is 99% dependant on your Internet Service Provider. a good computer can not make up for a bad provider, and a "bad" computer will not "ruin" a good provider.

I would change the graphics card.The rest is OK