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C++ or Java would be the easiest. Well... Python, Visual Basic is the easiest out of them all but not as useful as C#/C++/Java

Not sure whats so comforting about playing Strategy games on a mobile device. You could set your phone up for StarCraft on your phone? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KaYOKO4gLE :P

StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm

Download: http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/56530

None. Nexus 4 all the way :) .... until the next Nexus device comes out

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note 2. gaming better on iphone? what a joke... have fun playing on a 4" screen whereas if you had a note or any other android device with a display of 4.5"+ it'll make the iphone look like a joke.

I use Android. I feel that every OS has their purposes. iOS: Simplistic, very user friendly. Android: Customizable in every way possible, more freedom to choose from in terms of apps and devices. Windows: well I dont really know about this. their eco system isn't as well as developed as their competitors in terms of app numbers. Every OS has their own pro/cons. In my ranking it would be, Android > Windows > iOS simply because there are mroe devicest o choose from and there are bigger screens than the norm 4" and 3.5" that iOS has to offer. iOS is very noob friendly so its nice fo

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3570K... if you're in the U.S. you could probably get a 3570K for <$215. Have a microcenter? even better. Get yourself a 3570K + Z77 board from them

The Samsung RAM i linked doesn't have heat spreaders and overclocks like a beast. It's one of the few ram that OCs without any problems easily.

Drivers are now officially posted on AMD's website. Updated OP's post with AMD link.

7970 or a GTX 670/680

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