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Which is better, the graphics card in the low end MBP or the Low end iMac?
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iMac and MacBook Pro GPU
- Thread starter The Vindicat3d
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I know a desktop version of the 8600 GT would be better than a desktop version of the 2400 XT, but I don't know if the 8600 GT is clocked down low enough compared with a desktop version of the chipset to make it slower than a 2400XT.
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The MacBook Pro is better on the low end and the mid range. On the high end the iMac wins.
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Okay thanks guys, I think I will be going with the MacBook Pro.
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