Anyone gone from a PC to iMac then back to a PC?
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Nope. Boot camp (the software needed to dual boot) is built right into to OS X.
I game and value my money, therefore i don't by Macs.
D you spend lots of money on a GPU to get a few more frames out of the latest game? If so that's not valuing money!
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BOOT CAMP DUDE
No need for the roll-eyes. Not everybody knows about Boot Camp.
It's like me roll-eying because somebody doesn't know about df. I mean everybody's knows about df, don't they?
D you spend lots of money on a GPU to get a few more frames out of the latest game? If so that's not valuing money!
There is a difference between buying something that you want and buying something that you want, but buying the most expensive version of said thing when the more expensive version is no better
There is a difference between buying something that you want and buying something that you want, but buying the most expensive version of said thing when the more expensive version is no better
So by that, buy what you want, but don't upgrade if the more expensive new version isn't really better?
Let people buy what ever they want. I like gaming, and I like OS X. I get both.
It's surely only "not" worth money if you don't use it fully.
I miss my iMac and its level of integration so much I'm selling up and moving back to one. I just like how simple everything is to do on OSX and my fiance has a macbook air so it makes home networking far more simple also.
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The new 2013 iMacs are very,very nice.
Have both. The 27 inch imac and a windows machine. Vastly prefer using the windows machine. Though I think that may have to do with the massive 27 inch size as I just feel uncomfortable using it. The fact that I like using the smaller macbooks seems to support this.
My mrs bought a mac book pro. I asked her what she was going to use it for 'oh Internet and stuff- it looks really nice though'.
Tried explaining she could save nearly £600 and let me build her something better but I got a blank look.
Washed my hands of it.
Tried explaining she could save nearly £600 and let me build her something better but I got a blank look.
Washed my hands of it.
I'd have suggested on of the new 13" Airs. That 12 hours of battery life is nice.
Plus perfect for internet and stuff.
My MBP is my main system, lately been playing nothing but games on it.
Explain.