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When you're responding to my post recognize that I was saying that Single player AAA games are still good and going strong. So the context of my post was in the theme of Single player games hence my response. I hope that helps it make more sense! :)

The point of this thread had shifted to examples of successful single player games... anyway...

I mean to be fair I run a 42 inch C3 4k as my primary and a dell 1440p 27 inch as a vertical second monitor next to it. What's awesome about that is the PPI is dead on so my windows don't get funky when I drag them between windows.

yea it's not fair but lets be real. MS will follow the user base. If the users say we want Office 365 with one drive on Ubuntu or Redhat it will happen eventually.

I would debate that Helldivers, Space Marine Two, and Battlefield 6 are definitely not single player games.

Open source will not cut it for productivity apps. You need to natively run office from MS. It's manageable, gives easy backup (one drive) and multiple device continuity for documents. All of that is important in an enterprise space. when you start running equivelant software MS makes...

Wearing that Gorilla badge again I see. You're coming across as hostile in your communications trying to vehemently defend Intel's newest gen of CPU's for some reason. I don't know why you APPEAR to be taking it personally. Budget defines target for what you can afford in DIY computing...

I've been running on a C3 as my primary display for a while now and even though it's only 120hz refresh I love it.

My perception here doesn't match yours at all. Now good single player AAA games are fun and in my mind worth the spend. (and open world racing games specifically Forza Horizon.) Sure non AAA games are a dime a dozen for various triple A, Vampires clones... I suppose those are called...

BG3, Harry Potter, Spiderman Games, The Horizon series (until they kill it with the trash they are making now) and so on.

That's a fair statement I don't think the first blush should be for the masses. If they are smart they will get with someone that can make a board for the soc solution then sell it to their laptop owners to swap out. Fractal or something I think is the maker name... here I come google...

Seems to me single player rpg games are still doing well.

For my next personal laptop I will want something portable, light, performant and with a long battery life. Doesn't need to be a gamer but being able to game on it would be nice. So far signs are pointing to a MBP of the 16 inch variety.

**** that's a nice build. Very Steam Punk as well.

Interesting read. I wonder why they cut down on the number of USB 4 ports... Seems an odd choice...

But to be fair with all expansions and such. As long as the translation is good.... for a game I WANT to play... then I don't mind. But just to add to a ever growing library and maybe play it later? naaa...

It's amazing how much Steam's work has done to potentially open up the market to a wider breadth of devices if not cost tiers.

I wish Forknite was done... but it keeps coming up trying to grab the **** fork!

Right if gaming is your measuring stick a single.ccd 12 core x3d will be tje winner of course.

That problem is largely sorted at the professional level and has been for some time. Amd has 96 core single socket solutions and has for a while.