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the8thark

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True. I've never heard of a PC having a kernal panic. To me it seems ot be a Mac only issue.
 
dtravis7

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the8thark said:
True. I've never heard of a PC having a kernal panic. To me it seems ot be a Mac only issue.
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A Kernel Panic is a Unix thing. Windows has their Blue Screens. It all means the same thing though, the OS Crashes! :D


NO OS or Software is perfect and can crash. I do feel OSX is more stable than most but surly not perfect. Anyone who believes any software or hardware is perfect is living in a dream world.

leecho7, in your case I would give Final Cut the 6! :D
 
the8thark

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My imac (white CD2) gets a solid 9
And the current imacs get a 7 from me.
 
an4rew

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I'd give my Imac an 8, a 9 when my bluetooth keyboard and mouse arrive to tidy up my setup.

I've had my first imac now for 2 weeks and its been great for exactly what i want it for (Movies, Tv shows, general web surfing)

I used to be mad into upgrading my PC and gaming but i've switched to the consoles now.

Its a tidy little setup, i used to have so many wires lol :Smirk:
 
bad.heron

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an4rew said:
I'd give my Imac an 8, a 9 when my bluetooth keyboard and mouse arrive to tidy up my setup.

I've had my first imac now for 2 weeks and its been great for exactly what i want it for (Movies, Tv shows, general web surfing)

I used to be mad into upgrading my PC and gaming but i've switched to the consoles now.

Its a tidy little setup, i used to have so many wires lol :Smirk:
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Mines a 9. I already have my bluetooth mighty mouse and keyboard :D
 

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