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It can play most games from 2010 and earlier. The only problem you'd come across is RAM; you need to install more if you can.
Most games from that era run fine on 4GB ram so you its not much of a hassle.

About the fan, if your system is not built for gaming it'd suffer due to excessive wear of playing games for long hours. I'd suggest you to ask around for more info on your system's capacity for gaming. If you're using a desktop you have the option to buy extra fans and fit inside the CPU compartment for extra cooling.

If it comes with a dedicated graphics card (yours does), then its certainly made for gaming. Don't worry, enjoy playing games on your system.

"I'd suggest you to ask around for more info on your system's capacity for gaming." what type of info.. Tell me, and i can check it. But i listed everything above?

chistev12:

Mention my moniker next time for instant replies.

Some manufacturers build gaming-specific rigs e.g. ASUS Republic of Gamers, Dell Alienware and XPS. These're built from high quality endurance parts to ensure they deliver similar performance and durability levels as game consoles.

On the other hand some manufacturers build entertainment and sometimes business laptops pre-loaded with high end specifications. These play games just fine but have a weak-link e.g. budget cooling fans that give up after 6 hours of heavy use or slow motherboards which affect games negatively regardless of the high end parts installed.

I'd advice you install games, play them and come to a conlusion anyway as asking more questions might confuse you even further.