I've taken the bait. Why stop now?
Chikkenstorm wrote...
Though I'd never game on a Mac, not even if I'd get it for free. I have yet to see a Mac with a good GPU.
This machine comes stock with an 8800GT, I've since upgraded.
M_arc wrote...
Get yourself a nice dual/quad core (64 bit rocks! can;t wait when most games start using it), a good videocard (I recommend the Nvidea 8800 and above), a good motherboard ect ect and a copy of the windows os off course, vista and 7 both work fine, even xp but directx10 is beautifull =) Gamers should stay away from mac's... I guess it's a bit unfair because they do have good hardware but you don't have much of a choice =/ dual booting mac os and windows is a option of course but also a waste of money on that 'precious white' mac, as I said before buy a gaming pc in stead.
OK, this is silly, as these discussions always are. Almost nobody in their right mind would buy a mac solely for gaming, though I'm sure those people are out there. Macs and Wintels can both run equally problem free, and vice-versa. Apple's standardized hardware makes the experience less painful for a lot of people, but you do get a lot less choice as a trade-off..
Dual-booting is an advantage, not a drawback. I work in MacOSX and Windows, and when I game, I'm doing it on a mac, in Windows Vista 64-bit, with 8 GB Ram, 2x Quad-core Intel Xeon processors, and a GTX295. In almost 2 years I've seen nothing infect my machine (nothing at all), and had zero problems with hardware. I guess that might be an inferior gaming machine to some people, but why would anyone who works on a mac buy a separate machine just for gaming?
edit: and why do I get 8 lines of space for every return?
Modifié par daem3an, 27 octobre 2009 - 10:58 .