trickshotwin
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- Jul 26, 2011
Im not really a fan of Mac BUT, I like the layout
I used to use a Lenovo (not sure if Mac or windows, but im pretty sure it was a Mac) it ran everything horribly D:. At that time I thought 16fps on lowest settings made Alienware look bad. Besides that I had in a built In mic and when I typed it sounded like I was slamming on my computer with a hammer, and my friends could her my little sister yelling at me about her cartoons. Then I Spilt some water on it and upgraded, built my computer, and still not sure what brand it's considered. I considered it RSR since I built it.Apple is very good at manipulating the consumer. There are so many companies out there putting products out that equate to Apple products, but since the average consumer is manipulated so easily, Apple has the consumer eating out of the palm of their hand, and to those consumers, it seems as though other companies are putting out electronics that can't compare with Apple's.
I play on a macbook pro, and while I yearn for a good PC (which I honestly would not have any issues paying for), I would rather not let gaming consume my life any more than it already has with Minecraft. Considering I run Minecraft perfectly fine (Really well oddly...), and I pretty much don't play any other CPU heavy games, (Aside from some Amnesia), I really don't need a better computer.
I am so used to my mac, I have come to the conclusion there would be fairly little benefits of buying a new PC. It would just throw me off too much and be a waste of time considering I've had fairly little problems with it.
@Iarbobray haha as soon as I run Minecraft my computer's fan turns on and people in teamspeak are saying "GREEK! I can't hear you over your fan!"
Now that i think of it, I can't stand the built-in-mic on this computer - it's absolutely terrible.
Im not really a fan of Mac BUT, I like the layout
You don't want compactness in a gaming computer - that is terrible for heat dissipation - you want more room to breathe.Just want to put my two cents in. I have a iMac atm. Its over a year old and I've calculated all the combined price of all the components in it and compared it to if I were to build a PC with similar parts. Result: it was still $50 cheaper so for those of you who say its overpriced, your wrong . You also getting a much more efficiently designed computer than one I could build for a similar price (compactness, casing that cools very efficiently, etc). I did not get one because it looked like a 'shiny' new toy, I bought it because it actually is a very decent computer for its price, as well as a very suitable platform for my programming and coding needs. (I preferred my schools mac labs over its pc labs before even getting a mac). As for the amount of control over the computer, it linux based, it actually has more control than a pc provides. Its a better computer, and worth the price.
You don't want compactness in a gaming computer - that is terrible for heat dissipation - you want more room to breathe.
Hands down, you are more cost effective if you build your own machine.
espicially with OSX which degrades a lot less slowly than windows in terms of performance without major matainence and modification of default features. Hands down OSX Lion is the much more efficient operating system.