Why doesnt everyone like mac?

[QUOTE="liquidsuns"][QUOTE="Velocitas8"]

Was that a joke?

Velocitas8

There are a number of high quality IPS panels at reasonable prices.

Also, I would think that the burden of proof would fall to the one making the outrageous claim.

Yes you are correct liquidsuns. The 27 inch imacs are undeniably superior than anything else. You can find an led backlit screen that isnt made by apple any time soon. I'll tell you what, the only reason that other people deny this and say that it is a joke is because they only have the cheap windows systems and are only trying to bring us down. Dont listen to them, continue to speak your mind and spread the word about the amazing macs! :D By the way I am not being sarcastic! :D

I think this thread deserve more to be in thePC Hardware Discussionthan here. Why did it call it only PC by the way... I have nothing probably to add, but I found Mac just to be expensive and not supported enough by people. Most of the stuffs you are buying or download are .exe extension. Who's not as well supported by Mac. Even there, I prefer having Ubuntu as a dual boot than having a Mac.

There are stilll many applications that are compatible with mac but mostly online. Unfortunately alot of the discs that come with newly bought hardware mostly only work with windows pc. It isnt that much of a problem and there is the option of installing a windows os if you desperately need to use an application that doesnt work with mac.

I use my mac for school and my gaming rig for everything else. I admit the mac is a bit overpriced.

Yes you are correct liquidsuns. The 27 inch imacs are undeniably superior than anything else. You can find an led backlit screen that isnt made by apple any time soon. I'll tell you what, the only reason that other people deny this and say that it is a joke is because they only have the cheap windows systems and are only trying to bring us down. Dont listen to them, continue to speak your mind and spread the word about the amazing macs! :D By the way I am not being sarcastic! :D

bm1212

I personnally use my mac mostly for my school work and surfing the net, I also like watching movies on its hd screen. For gaming I use my ps3 and I actually find pc gaming a pain. Sometimes when you dont have the sufficient requirements for a game, you can play it only with difficulty. The ps3 however doesnt have any system requirements and will play any game for its console untill the new console is released and you have to buy it. I actually want to know a real major benefit that pc gaming holds, apart from the larger library of games.

I don't like mac because

a) Over priced

b) The marketing campaign by apple for macs is idiotic

c) they are not any easier to use

d) they can't play most games

e) No upgrading on a mac

f) they are ugy

g) they are over priced

h) they cost to much

i) the hardware that comes with them does not justify their price

k) did I mention over priced?

I personnally use my mac mostly for my school work and surfing the net, I also like watching movies on its hd screen

bm1212

Sometimes when you dont have the sufficient requirements for a game, you can play it only with difficulty. The ps3 however doesnt have any system requirements and will play any game for its console untill the new console is released and you have to buy it.

bm1212

I actually want to know a real major benefit that pc gaming holds, apart from the larger library of games.

bm1212

I Have a Black Macbook, and I think Mac OS is much better than Windows but they're two factors that most people in here probably know about Mac OS.

1.- Price is higher. Much higher.

2.-You can't play many games. People in here love games you know? And I can barely play some games in this.

Oh yeah, Video card isn't that good.

However Apple's pricing for their desktop computers is outrageously overpriced (although if you are willing to pay you do get an extremely high-quality computer) and really quite prohibitive to the average buyer. Be this as it may Macs are a commodity, they aren't intended for gaming and never have been.

Macs are superior for technical work whether it be programming, web design or video/sound editing they are set up from the get-go to function without any issues. Whereas Windows is a minefield of complications, bugs and bad software. I know myself that Windows is a horrible environment to programme in.

Everyone look at the only 2 comments, above mine, that really speak my language. They understand that macs are really high quality computers and someone actually said that mac computers are ugly. I guess the person who wrote the comment must have got some other guy to write it for him because he is completely blind. Macs look sensationally beautiful. Looking at my mac everyday brings a smile to my face, and the fact that I dont have to put up with annoying bugs and glitches that comes with windows.

Everyone look at the only 2 comments, above mine, that really speak my language. They understand that macs are really high quality computers and someone actually said that mac computers are ugly. I guess the person who wrote the comment must have got some other guy to write it for him because he is completely blind. Macs look sensationally beautiful. Looking at my mac everyday brings a smile to my face, and the fact that I dont have to put up with annoying bugs and glitches that comes with windows.

bm1212

And a low end intel cpu + lower end gpu (if there is a gpu present at all) does not scream high end.

I'm a Bootcamp gamer, and am currently posting from my Macbook pro (2.8 gigs, 4 gigs ram, Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT) and can see both sides of the argument. I love both PCs and macs (I have a Macbook pro with bootcamp and Parallels, a 2.8 ghz IMac, a cruddy age old Dell 1 gigahert laptop with XP that has half an hour charge, An old Bondi blue 1999 Imac, A Graphite Powermac G4 and soon an ASUS netbook to add to the collection). PCs are obviously better at gaming (Macs have never really been meant for that), while I find macs easier to use*. I find Macs have faster internet speeds (Or, at least Safari), better built in mail apps, better music programs (garageband) better business programs (Keynote, Numbers) and better media apps (Itunes, Iphoto, Imovie). Of course, this is just my opinion. It all really depends on you personal tastes. Neither are perfect, and I think it's pointless to argue about which is better. In fact, this thread is more of an argument than a discussion.

*This might be because I grew up using macs, and I can understand if some/most people find PCs easier. No offense meant, really.

Edit: Yeah, the Mac commercials are obnoxious... But you have to admit, the Windows 7 commercials are a bit annoying (Windows 7 was my idea, because I thought of an OS that isn't Vista!) also, right? Like I said, neither OS is perfect.

probably because you cannot game on apples OS and this is a game website. also apple doesn't have the best quality. they placed number 4 in a recent study.darkmagician06

Why do you say that it doesn't have the best quality? My Powermac lasted ten years, and my old Bondi blue still works. My 2.8ghz imac has never frozen up, I swear, and the Macbook pro I'm posting from is downloading music from itunes, running parallels with XP and running three tabs on Safari at the same time.

I wouldn't recommend comparing a Mac to a windows-based PC. Without a shadow of a doubt Mac OS X is a far superior operating system to anything Microsoft have ever created, where windows-based PCs crash consistently and are riddled with bugs a Mac just works and will hardly ever suffer any of the aforementioned problems, plus they pretty much set up themselves.

However Apple's pricing for their desktop computers is outrageously overpriced (although if you are willing to pay you do get an extremely high-quality computer) and really quite prohibitive to the average buyer. Be this as it may Macs are a commodity, they aren't intended for gaming and never have been.

Macs are superior for technical work whether it be programming, web design or video/sound editing they are set up from the get-go to function without any issues. Whereas Windows is a minefield of complications, bugs and bad software. I know myself that Windows is a horrible environment to programme in.

thekodaman

This is all nonsense. I fix Macs for a living and they are far from perfect and even farther from being vastly superior to Windows. The problem is that most people don't know how to use computers, therefore they do stupid things and ruin their PC's. Apple just limits the user's ability to ruin their own computer by making it as stagnant and non-customizable as possible, taking all the control away from the user and instead producing a very propietary OS that limits users to a very small library of software. Ask yourself, how many problems involving Windows are related to 3rd party software titles and users, and how many come from Windows itself? The answer is nearly 100%.

[QUOTE="thekodaman"]I wouldn't recommend comparing a Mac to a windows-based PC. Without a shadow of a doubt Mac OS X is a far superior operating system to anything Microsoft have ever created, where windows-based PCs crash consistently and are riddled with bugs a Mac just works and will hardly ever suffer any of the aforementioned problems, plus they pretty much set up themselves.

However Apple's pricing for their desktop computers is outrageously overpriced (although if you are willing to pay you do get an extremely high-quality computer) and really quite prohibitive to the average buyer. Be this as it may Macs are a commodity, they aren't intended for gaming and never have been.

Macs are superior for technical work whether it be programming, web design or video/sound editing they are set up from the get-go to function without any issues. Whereas Windows is a minefield of complications, bugs and bad software. I know myself that Windows is a horrible environment to programme in.

tempest91

This is all nonsense. I fix Macs for a living and they are far from perfect and even farther from being vastly superior to Windows. The problem is that most people don't know how to use computers, therefore they do stupid things and ruin their PC's. Apple just limits the user's ability to ruin their own computer by making it as stagnant and non-customizable as possible, taking all the control away from the user and instead producing a very propietary OS that limits users to a very small library of software. Ask yourself, how many problems involving Windows are related to 3rd party software titles and users, and how many come from Windows itself? The answer is nearly 100%.

Yeah, your right, but when your tired and just want to check email and surf the internet, it's nice to have a mac. But then again, if I want to go knock the crap out of some geth in Mass effect, I'm going to want to boot up windows.

[QUOTE="tempest91"]

[QUOTE="thekodaman"]I wouldn't recommend comparing a Mac to a windows-based PC. Without a shadow of a doubt Mac OS X is a far superior operating system to anything Microsoft have ever created, where windows-based PCs crash consistently and are riddled with bugs a Mac just works and will hardly ever suffer any of the aforementioned problems, plus they pretty much set up themselves.

However Apple's pricing for their desktop computers is outrageously overpriced (although if you are willing to pay you do get an extremely high-quality computer) and really quite prohibitive to the average buyer. Be this as it may Macs are a commodity, they aren't intended for gaming and never have been.

Macs are superior for technical work whether it be programming, web design or video/sound editing they are set up from the get-go to function without any issues. Whereas Windows is a minefield of complications, bugs and bad software. I know myself that Windows is a horrible environment to programme in.

Un_Ordinateur

This is all nonsense. I fix Macs for a living and they are far from perfect and even farther from being vastly superior to Windows. The problem is that most people don't know how to use computers, therefore they do stupid things and ruin their PC's. Apple just limits the user's ability to ruin their own computer by making it as stagnant and non-customizable as possible, taking all the control away from the user and instead producing a very propietary OS that limits users to a very small library of software. Ask yourself, how many problems involving Windows are related to 3rd party software titles and users, and how many come from Windows itself? The answer is nearly 100%.

Yeah, your right, but when your tired and just want to check email and surf the internet, it's nice to have a mac. But then again, if I want to go knock the crap out of some geth in Mass effect, I'm going to want to boot up windows.

I understand the appeal of having something that just works, but I have 4 PC's and all of them work without issue. I don't really understand the logic of the Apple's working better or easier than PC's. I use both at work, at school, and I don't see the appeal of Apple at all. Their iPod's were good when there was no competition, but fail to stand out now. The iphone is the same. Their products are more expensive than the competition and don't seem worth it. It just seems like people want something different and I get that, but different doesn't always mean better. The assumption of that as fact is extremely annoying.

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

[QUOTE="tempest91"]

This is all nonsense. I fix Macs for a living and they are far from perfect and even farther from being vastly superior to Windows. The problem is that most people don't know how to use computers, therefore they do stupid things and ruin their PC's. Apple just limits the user's ability to ruin their own computer by making it as stagnant and non-customizable as possible, taking all the control away from the user and instead producing a very propietary OS that limits users to a very small library of software. Ask yourself, how many problems involving Windows are related to 3rd party software titles and users, and how many come from Windows itself? The answer is nearly 100%.

tempest91

Yeah, your right, but when your tired and just want to check email and surf the internet, it's nice to have a mac. But then again, if I want to go knock the crap out of some geth in Mass effect, I'm going to want to boot up windows.

I understand the appeal of having something that just works, but I have 4 PC's and all of them work without issue. I don't really understand the logic of the Apple's working better or easier than PC's. I use both at work, at school, and I don't see the appeal of Apple at all. Their iPod's were good when there was no competition, but fail to stand out now. The iphone is the same. Their products are more expensive than the competition and don't seem worth it. It just seems like people want something different and I get that, but different doesn't always mean better. The assumption of that as fact is extremely annoying.

I just don't see why you have to choose: There is tons of software out there that will allow you to dual-boot PCs or macs so you can run both on one machine. For me, it's the best of both worlds. Plus, dual boot allows you to run Linux, 98, or whatever else you want.

There are stilll many applications that are compatible with mac but mostly online. Unfortunately alot of the discs that come with newly bought hardware mostly only work with windows pc. It isnt that much of a problem and there is the option of installing a windows os if you desperately need to use an application that doesnt work with mac.

bm1212

[QUOTE="tempest91"]

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

Yeah, your right, but when your tired and just want to check email and surf the internet, it's nice to have a mac. But then again, if I want to go knock the crap out of some geth in Mass effect, I'm going to want to boot up windows.

Un_Ordinateur

I understand the appeal of having something that just works, but I have 4 PC's and all of them work without issue. I don't really understand the logic of the Apple's working better or easier than PC's. I use both at work, at school, and I don't see the appeal of Apple at all. Their iPod's were good when there was no competition, but fail to stand out now. The iphone is the same. Their products are more expensive than the competition and don't seem worth it. It just seems like people want something different and I get that, but different doesn't always mean better. The assumption of that as fact is extremely annoying.

I just don't see why you have to choose: There is tons of software out there that will allow you to dual-boot PCs or macs so you can run both on one machine. For me, it's the best of both worlds. Plus, dual boot allows you to run Linux, 98, or whatever else you want.

Dual-booting is ok, but I honestly grew bored with it quickly. Windows does everything. I don't see the need to run multiple OS's, especially when OSX has such large limitations. But, it's your choice....just not giving into the idea the OSX is vastly superior because it really isn't, it's just different.

I wouldn't recommend comparing a Mac to a windows-based PC. Without a shadow of a doubt Mac OS X is a far superior operating system to anything Microsoft have ever created, where windows-based PCs crash consistently and are riddled with bugs a Mac just works and will hardly ever suffer any of the aforementioned problems, plus they pretty much set up themselves.

However Apple's pricing for their desktop computers is outrageously overpriced (although if you are willing to pay you do get an extremely high-quality computer) and really quite prohibitive to the average buyer. Be this as it may Macs are a commodity, they aren't intended for gaming and never have been.

Macs are superior for technical work whether it be programming, web design or video/sound editing they are set up from the get-go to function without any issues. Whereas Windows is a minefield of complications, bugs and bad software. I know myself that Windows is a horrible environment to programme in.

thekodaman

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

[QUOTE="tempest91"]

I understand the appeal of having something that just works, but I have 4 PC's and all of them work without issue. I don't really understand the logic of the Apple's working better or easier than PC's. I use both at work, at school, and I don't see the appeal of Apple at all. Their iPod's were good when there was no competition, but fail to stand out now. The iphone is the same. Their products are more expensive than the competition and don't seem worth it. It just seems like people want something different and I get that, but different doesn't always mean better. The assumption of that as fact is extremely annoying.

tempest91

I just don't see why you have to choose: There is tons of software out there that will allow you to dual-boot PCs or macs so you can run both on one machine. For me, it's the best of both worlds. Plus, dual boot allows you to run Linux, 98, or whatever else you want.

Dual-booting is ok, but I honestly grew bored with it quickly. Windows does everything. I don't see the need to run multiple OS's, especially when OSX has such large limitations. But, it's your choice....just not giving into the idea the OSX is vastly superior because it really isn't, it's just different.

I never said it was superior. I said they both have flaws (What doesn't?).

Yeah, why on earth would people on a gaming forum prefer PC's? That's just preposterous.

And if you install Windows on a Mac, you might as well have just bought a PC in the first place. OSX is the only reason to buy a Mac.

Yeah, why on earth would people on a gaming forum prefer PC's? That's just preposterous.

And if you install Windows on a Mac, you might as well have just bought a PC in the first place. OSX is the only reason to buy a Mac.

metroidfood

Wait, what?

[QUOTE="metroidfood"]

Yeah, why on earth would people on a gaming forum prefer PC's? That's just preposterous.

And if you install Windows on a Mac, you might as well have just bought a PC in the first place. OSX is the only reason to buy a Mac.

Un_Ordinateur

Wait, what?

[QUOTE="metroidfood"]

Yeah, why on earth would people on a gaming forum prefer PC's? That's just preposterous.

And if you install Windows on a Mac, you might as well have just bought a PC in the first place. OSX is the only reason to buy a Mac.

Un_Ordinateur

Wait, what?

He's responding to the TC I believe. Who's arguments went something like this....

Mac is the best.

It's the best because I said so.

It's good because it costs the most.

You can just load windows if you want to play games.

Mac monitors are the best.

fail fail fail

etc etc

I could be wrong though...

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

[QUOTE="metroidfood"]

Yeah, why on earth would people on a gaming forum prefer PC's? That's just preposterous.

And if you install Windows on a Mac, you might as well have just bought a PC in the first place. OSX is the only reason to buy a Mac.

Birdy09

Wait, what?

Hype and elitism?

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

[QUOTE="metroidfood"]

Yeah, why on earth would people on a gaming forum prefer PC's? That's just preposterous.

And if you install Windows on a Mac, you might as well have just bought a PC in the first place. OSX is the only reason to buy a Mac.

tempest91

Wait, what?

He's responding to the TC I believe. Who's arguments went something like this....

Mac is the best.

It's the best because I said so.

It's good because it costs the most.

You can just load windows if you want to play games.

Mac monitors are the best.

fail fail fail

etc etc

I could be wrong though...

Yeah, I don't like the "Mac elitists" either. I just use macs. They [the 'super-mac' people] taint my image.

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

Un_Ordinateur

Wow! THATS SO AWESOME! 2 outdated graphics cards and a mind blowing 2.8ghz processor? Blasphemy.

By the way, welcome to the later half of the last decade.

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

grenadexjumpr

Wow! THATS SO AWESOME! 2 outdated graphics cards and a mind blowing 2.8ghz processor? Blasphemy.

By the way, welcome to the later half of the last decade.

And yet it runs every game I throw at it at maxed settings. Interesting.

Edit: No reason to start insulting people. I didn't do anything to you.

[QUOTE="grenadexjumpr"]

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

Un_Ordinateur

Wow! THATS SO AWESOME! 2 outdated graphics cards and a mind blowing 2.8ghz processor? Blasphemy.

By the way, welcome to the later half of the last decade.

And yet it runs every game I throw at it at maxed settings. Interesting.

Edit: No reason to start insulting people. I didn't do anything to you.

Its not an insult. I'm simply pointing out the fact that..that is nothing impressive. Just adding to more reasons NOT to buy Macs. As stated by others, I really don't see the point in dual-booting. Kind of defeats the purpose. I've have plenty of first hand experience with Macs and I honestly see no reason to buy one over say...the computer I have now.

[QUOTE="grenadexjumpr"]

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

Un_Ordinateur

Wow! THATS SO AWESOME! 2 outdated graphics cards and a mind blowing 2.8ghz processor? Blasphemy.

By the way, welcome to the later half of the last decade.

And yet it runs every game I throw at it at maxed settings. Interesting.

Edit: No reason to start insulting people. I didn't do anything to you.

Macs in terms of Gaming is not the ideal platform; while a windows based PC wins in many areas for a Gaming experience like price, performance and choices.

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

Un_Ordinateur

[QUOTE="grenadexjumpr"]

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

Un_Ordinateur

Wow! THATS SO AWESOME! 2 outdated graphics cards and a mind blowing 2.8ghz processor? Blasphemy.

By the way, welcome to the later half of the last decade.

And yet it runs every game I throw at it at maxed settings. Interesting.

Edit: No reason to start insulting people. I didn't do anything to you.

Mac's suck, end of story. The OP is a kid whose parents gave him a MAC and he hasn't a clue what he is talking about comparing the two formats.... Go about your regular business, people!

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

Un_Ordinateur

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

htekemerald

Right. A 9400 plus a 9600 is so far from a high end system it's funny.

Me, being an owner of a macbook pro, have always wondered why people just opt for the windows pcs. The mac operating systems are far more simpler to use and arent as frustrating to use as a windows os. The only real factor that seems to matter to people is the price of what they are buying and the prices of the macs can triple a windows laptop with the same specs. And also there arent many apps that can be compatible with the macs but that isnt an issue because there is also the option of putting a windows os on a mac. Overall, the macs are just much more high quality and just gives more satisfaction than any other computers. Trust me on this, you really would be better off with a mac.

bm1212

Let's see here:

1. Macs do false advertising that bashes windows.

2. My PC that I BUILT my self saved me a lot of money.

3. And it has way better specs then macs.

4. Games run flawlessly.

5. No problems EVER.

Better Building a PC then getting a POS Mac. You don't even have to know a geek or a nerd to build one, they are easy.

[QUOTE="grenadexjumpr"]

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

Un_Ordinateur

Wow! THATS SO AWESOME! 2 outdated graphics cards and a mind blowing 2.8ghz processor? Blasphemy.

By the way, welcome to the later half of the last decade.

Try crysis and then get back to me. Thats nowhere near highend.

morrowindnic

Let's see here:

5. No problems EVER.

Better Building a PC then getting a POS Mac. You don't even have to know a geek or a nerd to build one, they are easy.

Are you seriously kidding me? Windows, with no problems ever?! LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL! :D

[QUOTE="bm1212"]

Let's see here:

1. Macs do false advertising that bashes windows.

2. My PC that I BUILT my self saved me a lot of money.

3. And it has way better specs then macs.

4. Games run flawlessly.

5. No problems EVER.

Better Building a PC then getting a POS Mac. You don't even have to know a geek or a nerd to build one, they are easy.

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

[QUOTE="grenadexjumpr"]

[QUOTE="Un_Ordinateur"]

Yeah, I guess MAC OSX is the only reason that people buy macs. I still love bootcamp. But maybe I'm being biased, because my mac is maxed out with 2.8ghz, a Geforce 9400 + 9600 GT, 4 gigs of RAM, etc. It runs everything monstrously fast in bootcamp, but again, maybe the high-end system is making me biased.

morrowindnic

Wow! THATS SO AWESOME! 2 outdated graphics cards and a mind blowing 2.8ghz processor? Blasphemy.

By the way, welcome to the later half of the last decade.

Try crysis and then get back to me. Thats nowhere near highend.

Well, maybe I'll take you up on your offer. I've been looking into getting it (It's cheap on Steam, if any of you wanted it).

[QUOTE="morrowindnic"]

Better Building a PC then getting a POS Mac. You don't even have to know a geek or a nerd to build one, they are easy.

bm1212

Are you seriously kidding me? Windows, with no problems ever?! LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL! :D

Yes, it's called knowing what you're doing. Just because Apple limits the user's ability to screw up their OS to almost nothing, people can still screw up their "mighty" OS. All these problems in the end are related to the user and 3rd party software. If you assume anything different, you are wrong.

[QUOTE="bm1212"]

[QUOTE="morrowindnic"]

Better Building a PC then getting a POS Mac. You don't even have to know a geek or a nerd to build one, they are easy.

tempest91

Are you seriously kidding me? Windows, with no problems ever?! LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL! :D

Yes, it's called knowing what you're doing. Just because Apple limits the user's ability to screw up their OS to almost nothing, people can still screw up their "mighty" OS. All these problems in the end are related to the user and 3rd party software. If you assume anything different, you are wrong.

Argh. bm1212, stop with your narrow-mindedness. It's okay to like macs (I'm posting from one) but don't bad-mouth Windows. Have you even tried to use Windows?

By the way, did you notice everything bm has reviewed is rated "10"? *Sigh*...