I think a big question is, what framerate do you want? 30/60/144? Do you also want to run at the highest quality settings?

For reference, I have a 3080 and can 1440 most games at 144hz, settings maxed out. A few new games from this year need some settings turned down, but you mention last gen games, so this shouldn’t be an issue.

Zelda, Link to the Past main outside theme.

Just getting the mail would sound like an adventure.

They already have come out and literally said project 2025 is in play. So, there’s that…

My interaction was WAAAY different but the same vein.

I was driving around, biting the backside of my fingernail. I turned a corner, and this gorgeous girl driving, waved, and smiled at me for no reason.

I was like, hot damn I still got it. Then, I realized biting the back of my nail, palm facing out, probably looked like I was waving at her.

To this day I don’t know why it stuck with me.

My janky duct tape together house I bought in 2010, that was built in '58 was 98k. In 12 years I sold it at 280k, with it still technically being out of code. My house was the cheapest sold in the neighborhood, some selling for 320k. It’s insane.

Damn. So close

Didn’t Alien Insurrection use something to learn how you play so the Alien knew to change it’s tactics?

Touche

Wall-e

It’s our future if we don’t fix shit.

Don’t forget that soundtrack too.

Balatro - Even if roguelike isn’t your thing, try it

Alan Wake 1/2 & Control- if you love creepy atmosphere

Superliminal - unique 1st person puzzle, think portal vibe

Bastion - 1st game from Supergiant, best smash-em-up I’ve ever played

Anything Supergiant for that matter

They own Hot Topic, Box Lunch and Torrid, and at least 2 or 3 more smaller companies.

I just watched Zef on Prime and it gave me a whole new perspective on them.

Inscription Persona 3 reload Fragpunk beta test

Right? Like there are 48 Assasins Creed games, sequels are their bread and butter.

Laptop processors don’t touch desktop processor performance though.

If you want maximum performance, it’s going to be a desktop processor, hands down, no discussion.

The downside is, it becomes bulky due to cooling and power needs. The most powerful laptops will be gaming laptops with desktop processors.

https://www.originpc.com/gaming/laptops/eon17-x/ This is an example of a 7lb beast of a laptop using a high end cpu.

If you want the maximum performance in a traditional laptop, for example one that meets your budget, then the following applies to AMD:

Look at the cpu model. Beside Ryzen 3 5 7 etc, the last letter in the model name, represents the product series. If it’s U, it means that this processor is built for thin-and-light laptops; The HS series is for higher performance model with slimmer chassis and HX is right for those most powerful laptops in the world.

You can pick two things cheap, fast, light but not all 3. It’s all a sliding scale of performance to price to size.

Your asking 2 things that don’t generally go together. Thin and powerful cpus.

You can get laptops with desktop processors, but they won’t be thin. You can get thin laptops, but they will be smaller core counts, lower clock speeds, and thermally limited.

From what it sounds like you need, you’ll need to sacrifice some thinness to get the multicore performance you want. Go AMD and look for something maybe last generation to keep the price down.

It’s a design lab custom build. You can get your gamer tag or short phrase etched on it, hense the YOU DIED

Vw jetta I think an '02. The interior was nice but it fell apart pretty quick. It ran great until almost exactly 80k miles. At that point, so much stuff started breaking all at once that I lost count. Forget even trying to work on them, I had to use so many specialized tools that were made specific to VW. I couldn’t get rid of that car fast enough.

I was in class in high school. I had the most intense de ja vu I’d ever had and have ever had since. I said to myself, under my breath, that kid over there is going to ask a very specific question. I then said under my breath the question. About 10 seconds later, the exact kid asks the exact word for word question I had just mumbled to myself. I still to this day don’t know what to make of it and it creeps me out.

After that I had a couple other times where I got mostly right what happened during the de ja vu, but nothing so precise and exact as that one.