Hi, Josh. Yes, for the most part, based on the system requirements for the games shared this IdeaPad should be able to run them. The main obstacle would be that this system comes with a version of Windows 11 Home called S mode. For clarification, S mode is a more secure, lighter version of the Windows 11 Operating System that only allows the downloading of applications from the Microsoft Store. If you try to launch or install an executable or .exe file, the system prevents it. Should you desire to switch to Windows 11 Home, here is a link to a Microsoft webpage that shares how to do so: (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-and-windows-11-in-s-mode-faq-851057d6-1ee9-b9e5-c30b-93baebeebc85) Feel free to share any other questions you may have!

Hi, clouseau. The spacing between the two is identical, with the major difference being that the 16" features a number pad placed beside the QWERTY keyboard.

Hi, Bri. So long as your work is indeed online based, and you don't have any restrictions as far as software needed for your GED, this Chromebook should be good for your use. Feel free to post any other questions you may have about our products!

Hi, Lucy. That will depend on how you use computer specifically. For example, when looking for a laptop solution for forking from home, some need powerful performance machines to run software like AutoCAD or editing software, and others may need a 2-in-1 laptop for writing notes, signing documents and tablet mode entertainment during down time. If your work revolves around web-based apps, web conferencing, and some light multi-tasking, this Chromebook could be a great fit for you. Feel free to share any other questions you may have!