- Feb 18, 2013
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Hi, havent been into gaming in over ten years, things have slightly changed.
Here is my rig
3770k
z68 asus mobo
gtx670 FTW+ 4Gb (on the way)
8Gb 1600 Corsair
256Gb samsung 840ssd
1T WD Black HDD
Windows 7 HP
Ok, I do a little gaming, but my boy does play more than I do along with my girlfriend. So I got her playing skyrim and he is playing Fear 2. Both steam games. What I dont like about steam games is that its a one player per game key ordeal (which I think is totally stupid, if you buy the game any body you want should be able to save there own story. I dont care what there concept is, its a ripoff). Anyway, I need a good game that we can all save a game on, and I can benchmark the GTX to maximize everything.
I want a FPS if possible.
And one other question. My boy is 8 right now, ( I know, fear isnt the best, I plan on getting something else for him.) He is having problems with math at school. I was wondering if there is a game out there that is nice and interesting, and can make learning his math more fun. Any ideas?
Here is my rig
3770k
z68 asus mobo
gtx670 FTW+ 4Gb (on the way)
8Gb 1600 Corsair
256Gb samsung 840ssd
1T WD Black HDD
Windows 7 HP
Ok, I do a little gaming, but my boy does play more than I do along with my girlfriend. So I got her playing skyrim and he is playing Fear 2. Both steam games. What I dont like about steam games is that its a one player per game key ordeal (which I think is totally stupid, if you buy the game any body you want should be able to save there own story. I dont care what there concept is, its a ripoff). Anyway, I need a good game that we can all save a game on, and I can benchmark the GTX to maximize everything.
I want a FPS if possible.
And one other question. My boy is 8 right now, ( I know, fear isnt the best, I plan on getting something else for him.) He is having problems with math at school. I was wondering if there is a game out there that is nice and interesting, and can make learning his math more fun. Any ideas?