Fully optimising workstation
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Here's where I stand: I'm a modern-day guy dealing with a modern-day issue. I'm all about gaming, especially strategy and building games. But here's the kicker – I need serious computing power to make it happen. However, I'm not a fan of the incessant fan noise that usually accompanies it. My dream workspace? One that's as quiet as a whisper. Oh, and here's another twist – I like to work on one screen and keep a second screen for referencing documents and research. So, I'm a power user seeking the might of something like an Apple silicon chip like the ARM M series such as M1, M2 and coming soon M3. But wait, there's more. I'm also frequently on the move, a bit of a traveller, and I need an ultrabook by my side. And honestly, I'm a minimalist at heart – I want a single machine that does it all. Work and play, that's the dream. So, the million-dollar question: Should I gear up with an eGPU, dive into a cloud gaming service like GeForce No