For games that aren't demanding, it will do alright, but you may quickly find that your system is at its limits soon.
The Intel HD 3000 is acceptable at 1x IR for some games, but it will bottleneck you in other games, and definitely in most (if not all?) games if you start increasing the Internal Resolution and adding Anti-Aliasing. In short, it's not suited for HD gameplay.
The CPU is a bit weak @ 2.3GHz, especially since it lacks turbo boosting, but for games that aren't really demanding (New Super Mario Bros., Time Splitters 2, various WiiWare titles, etc) it should do fine.
What games did you have in mind? We can tell you if you can play them at decent speeds, or whether it's better to just forget about it until your next hardware upgrade.
The Intel HD 3000 is acceptable at 1x IR for some games, but it will bottleneck you in other games, and definitely in most (if not all?) games if you start increasing the Internal Resolution and adding Anti-Aliasing. In short, it's not suited for HD gameplay.
The CPU is a bit weak @ 2.3GHz, especially since it lacks turbo boosting, but for games that aren't really demanding (New Super Mario Bros., Time Splitters 2, various WiiWare titles, etc) it should do fine.
What games did you have in mind? We can tell you if you can play them at decent speeds, or whether it's better to just forget about it until your next hardware upgrade.