After having only macbooks for the last 8 years, I just decided to buy a Fragbox from Falcon PC. It's top of the line, so I'm looking for some games that would be enhanced by a really fantastic graphics card. Any recommendations from the last 5 years that I probably missed on a weak mac would be great.

I have already picked up: The Witcher 2, L4D2, Orange Box, Dawn of War Completel pack, and Metro 2033.

Also, if anyone knows how to download Track Mania 2 after you purchased it and need to re-download it, I would love to know. I can't find a way other than to purchase it again.

For those who are curious, these are my specs:

Power Supply

750 Watt Modular & Short Cables

Motherboard

Maximus IV Gene-Z

Processor

2nd Generation Core i7 2600K 3.4GHz

Processor Cooler

Liquid Cooling - ECO II 80

Memory

16GB (4x4GB) 1600MHZ DDR3

Video Card

GeForce GTX 580 (1.5GB)

Hard Drive

1TB - 7200RPM - 6Gb/s

Beast rig. How much did you pay? (I'm guessing a little bit too much since it's a pre-built, but hey if you have the money then more power to you.)

nice :) 
 
look at some of these games, counter strike: source +garry's mod (combo on  steam),  team fortress 2 (free to play), war inc. battlezone (free to play), killing floor.

@RsistncE: It was around $2500, but that includes 3 year warranty, and lifetime service. When you call them they have no pre-recorded message, and they will help you change your parts over the phone if you want, and makings modifications doesn't invalidate anything. Also, when I called them I was at close to $3000 and I asked the guy if there was anything he recommended I downgrade and he shaved off 500 bucks for me off of his own sale. I can already see why they have such a crazy positive customer service track record. Also it's all in a shoebox sized box that is strong enough to stand on (with a gamecube style handle to carry it around :D).

@Czarpyotr said:

@RsistncE: It was around $2500, but that includes 3 year warranty, and lifetime service. When you call them they have no pre-recorded message, and they will help you change your parts over the phone if you want, and makings modifications doesn't invalidate anything. Also, when I called them I was at close to $3000 and I asked the guy if there was anything he recommended I downgrade and he shaved off 500 bucks for me off of his own sale. I can already see why they have such a crazy positive customer service track record. Also it's all in a shoebox sized box that is strong enough to stand on (with a gamecube style handle to carry it around :D).

To be honest, you really overpaid. But I guess that's what you get for going Boutique.

You could have built a similar PC with 2x 580s for less than $2000.

Oh my, such a beast.

Oblivion with all the graphic mods still looks really, really good.

A modded GTA IV looks great and because of the craptastic quality of the port, will give even the beast of a computer you've got there quite a workout.

Yikes, that's a lump of cash for sure. I would highly encourage you to build your own in the future though since you save money and learn a bit. It isn't hard at all and it's pretty satisfying. That machine should last you a while though.