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Unity: I know I'll love this,

Shadow of mordor: This too although I don't like the setting as much as a crowded late 1700s Paris i will still loooove it.

Dragon age inquisition: My fear is that I'll never finish it due to being super long, I will do a lot of things outside the main story which will add so much more hours. But I am willing to give it a shot

Is there any other suggestions you can make based off what I like, looking for really good solo experiences. No multiplayer focused games. I don't like multiplayer unless it is co op.

I feel I spent too much money on the nexus 9 since I don't fully utilize it anymore. I'm not really doing anything with tegra k1 since I just play games on my consoles and 3ds. I'm considering swapping it for a cheap windows laptop or Chromebook. Bigger screen, real keyboard, designed to do what I need it to do.

I don't really mean Arch Linux but distros that are just harder to use than the well known ones. If you don't like Ubuntu's unity but like the software support there is Xubuntu (xfce), Lubuntu (LXDE) and Kubuntu, (KDE). And Mint is really great too. If you like slackware based distros there are easy to use ones too.

I just think an OS should get the job done without hassle since that is what computers have evolved to be. You still get customization and freedom.

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I was looking into this laptop convertible called the dell inspiron 11 3000 and they have a quad core and duel core version, i was just wondering if it even matters that much since they have around the same clockspeed and same ram and same integrated graphics.

Hi, I'm planning on installing Linux but I can't decide between Linux Mint XFCE or Crunchbang. Which one would be better? I know about both of them and they have their pros.

I have never played GTA 5 but I know it will be amazing and AC unity looks amazing too.

NOT CHROMEBOOKS. I mean a windows 7 one, I'll plop Linux on it so it's fast.

I might want to buy a piecd of a diamond just to have it. Not a ring, just a random one.

Would I just pass out and die?

I want to know what happened in the uncharted trilogy so I know what is going on before I play 4. Just a brief summarize of each game spoilers included so I know what's going on.

I sit about 5 feet away. Will there be a massive difference?

I might be getting $400 for my birthday so I was thinking about getting a bigger TV. There is nothing wrong with my TV and it is comfortable but I love bigger for gaming. I sit very close to my TV. Almost monitor distance. Obviously if I got a 40 inch I'd move back a tiny bit but I am just wondering if there will be a massive difference or should I just get something else.

I don't like competitive multiplayer but I enjoy the gameplay of smash bros and I was just wondering if there is enough to do for solo play because that's all I'd buy it for

I bought Mario kart 8 for solo and I love it btw.

I have the money to tip but I just have my debit card for online ordering

Suggestions? Do they have an option to include the tip in the order?

I want to dive into PC gaming for my first time but I just don't want to build. Maybe later on I will but I wish people would stop forcing me to build. I get it, building= cheaper but I'm allowed to want plug and play too. I want a PC for the massive steam library and the sales. Not graphics so as long as the games run fine I am OK. At least I'm still getting more bang per buck than a laptop.

What do you recommend for a budget prebuilt gaming PC?

I already know I like the story of ac3 so keep that in mind.

By affordable I mean 400-700 dollars maybe. Or below 400 if you know of something.

I want one for indie gaming and general tablet use. I don't have my own full PC just a nexus 7 so this would be great. I love the tablet formfactor and it will take up very little space when I device to plug it into my TV and use a controller

I was aiming for a surface pro 3 but that is sky high ( I realize its worth it but I won't have the money) unless the i3 model might get my needs done for $800. Dual core though......ah it should be fine. I'm looking for indie gaming not AAA I'm sure the GPU will do well for that too.

But to not get my hopes up do you know of any others in my price range ( or below) that I listed?

I'm not being pushy but I do know that Linux mint mate would be way better for our computer than windows 8.1. We have a weak computer which is a dual core CPU at 1.3 GHz and 4gb of ram. It is a newish computer its just weak.

I never used Linux before but I gained enough knowledge to know it will be easy. My choice is Linux mint mate because it takes much less resources than windows which means it is faster and if will be more stable and customizable.

I talked to my mom about it and she seemed not so sure even when I mentioned dual booting. I mentioned all the advantages of Linux I could think of.

I know it would be a benefit,we do not need windows and it is just holding back the computer. I'll still dual boot though