Need help from PC Gamers

[KuwaSanjuro]

I am considering buying a PC for gaming and want to know whether these specs would be able to run StarCraf 2, I know I can compare the recommended specs that Blizzard gave out but I would prefer some direct help from actual gamers. These are the specs I am looking at:
CPU- AMD Athlon II X2 250 (2x3.0GHz) 3600MT, 2mb
Power Supply- 600w Corsair PSU
Motherboard- ASUS M4N75TD- nForce 750a SLI Chipset
Memory- 4gb Kingston DDR3 1333mhz
Harddrive- 1tb SATA 2 Hard Drive
Optical Drive- Dual Layer DVDRW Drive
Graphics- Dual 512mb Nvidia GeForce GTS 450 (SLI)
with Windows 7. These are the specs for a PC I am looking at it costs £689.78, so I want to know whether you think this is good enough specs to last for a few years running StarCraft 2 and some upcoming games. I'm not gonna be running on top settings but more likely mid range settings. Thanks everybody.

 

[BonsaiK]

Yes, easily.

I can tell you this without even looking at the specs on the Starcraft II box. Blizzard's games are notoriously low spec, that's one oft-neglected reason why they're so popular.

 

[KuwaSanjuro]

Thanks BonsaiK.
Yay StarCraft 2

 

[DeadpanLunatic]

Nothing really left to be said on StarCraft 2, but since you're probably going to run into this sort of situation again once you actually have the new PC I can recommend Can you run it? [http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/] for being free and useful.

 

[Kabutos]

Okay OP, I'm assuming those specs are a prebuilt. Even for a prebuilt, you're getting ripped off pretty bad.

Build it yourself; you can build a top of the line PC for 700 pounds.

EDIT: Or at least a get a prebuilt one [http://www.aria.co.uk/Systems/Gaming+Range/Gladiator/Gladiator+VISION+HD+Gaming+PC+?productId=44208] that's not terrible.