Why do I hate apple?

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At college we have to use Macs for a composition in our sound, sequencing and synthesis module, after using cubase for about 4/5 years, I now have to simultaneously compose 2 pieces and learn how to use logic and therefore a mac before Christmas.

Sucks.

And yet people still ask me "Oh you have a recording setup at home, why don't you have a mac?!" Upon asking the question "Why do I need a mac?" I'm yet to find someone who can actually give me any answer, at all!

This was an exam question on one of my Sound Engineering exams.

I think i was told by my tutor that they are more stable and hopefully wont crash. If your using a PC and working on recording a band etc and the PC crashes you lose everything(hopefully not if you save), PC's are notorious for crashing while Mac's have a stigma that they don't, my Macs crash but nowhere near as much as my PC did. Time is money in studio's so any crashes or hiccups cost money.

Josh
 
And again, yes it does...

A Radeon 1900XT? £170 for an 18-month old GPU is ridiculous though, especially when that's an upgrade from a 7300GT, which Apple seems to think is worth £100 (judged by the fact that adding a second 7300GT to the machine costs that much).

I've got a 1900XT and it's a capable card, but £170 would get you an 8800GTS.
 
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My PC is silent under water and performs 5 times faster than any mac in existence

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I just dont like the interface... but I have grown to like them as my sister uses them due to her being a designer, but PCs rule Linux or Windows :)

Stelly
 
Anyone who's deluded enough to think that Macs are more stable than PC's nowadays needs their head checking, while I'll conceed that in the early days of Windows 98/ME and probably early XP they undoubtedly were, nowadays they most certainly aren't. My work machine has run XP pro for nearly 2 years, it has all manner of crap installed on it and is used at least 12+ hours a day, not once has it bluescreened, restarted unexpectedly or frozen which is in stark contrast to the install of Aperture I played with on a Mac, which locked the machine up while trying to get images off the CF card.
 
it is useful when you need specifics of a certain program that is only available on windows. useful for testing applications, websites etc as well without having to have a seperate physical computer.

If you found 10 Mac users of Bootcamp, I bet one would use it like you say, and the other 9 would use it because half the stuff they want to do doesn't work on Mac.
 
i can't be bothered to , but you could spec a much more powerful system up on Vadim, with a dual socket quad core, 8800ultra's in sli etc, 16gb, you name it,

so that comment is fairly invalid.
What comment? He was clearly stating that easyriders PC does not run 5 times faster than any mac in existance.
 
Using Bootcamp strikes me as a bit daft. It's like a vegetarian eating meat-flavour food.

What about the Imac's or the Mac mini's.

Please show me a pc as small and powerfull as a Imac.
And please find me a All in One solution which is as powerfull and nice looking as the Imac
 
If you found 10 Mac users of Bootcamp, I bet one would use it like you say, and the other 9 would use it because half the stuff they want to do doesn't work on Mac.

I'm struggling to think of a mainstream program in Windows that doesn't either work on a Mac or have an equal equivalent.

Certain specialist or business programs may not work but that only applies to a few % of users.

I don't have bootcamp installed because I see no need. And I do a lot more than the average computer user.
 
A Radeon 1900XT? £170 for an 18-month old GPU is ridiculous though, especially when that's an upgrade from a 7300GT, which Apple seems to think is worth £100 (judged by the fact that adding a second 7300GT to the machine costs that much).

I've got a 1900XT and it's a capable card, but £170 would get you an 8800GTS.

I didnt say it was cheap though did i? :p

There is the Quadro also!

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I not getting into this debate again, i could go on forever but it would be falling on deaf ears. Just check out some Jungian Theology videos on Youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?p=r&user=jungiantheology&page=2

http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=jungiantheology&p=r

He is brash but raises some good points.

Josh
 
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i can't be bothered to , but you could spec a much more powerful system up on Vadim, with a dual socket quad core, 8800ultra's in sli etc, 16gb, you name it,

so that comment is fairly invalid.

That wasnt the question?

He said his computer was 5x more powerful than any mac, i picked a mac pro and made it more powerful than his PC.

I dont give two if you can find a more powerful pc.

Josh
 
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