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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Desktop Hardware
Should I get an iMac Core 2 duo or i5?
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<blockquote data-quote="bluefox9er" data-source="post: 949905" data-attributes="member: 131024"><p>i have a 50'' plasma for watching movies and an xbox360 for games...im going for a 27'' quadcore mac almost exclusivley for photoshop and photography. im clueless about macs so im not sure if im overdoing it with a quadcore but my 4gb windows vista pc really struggled to make using photoshop cs4 and lightroom a pleasant experience.</p><p></p><p>the staff in the mac store are awful for giving impartial advice and push me to get the highest spec I could buy as opposed to buying the spec I actually *need*.</p><p></p><p>guess only you know what you will use your mac for at the end of the day, and choose the grunt accordingly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bluefox9er, post: 949905, member: 131024"] i have a 50'' plasma for watching movies and an xbox360 for games...im going for a 27'' quadcore mac almost exclusivley for photoshop and photography. im clueless about macs so im not sure if im overdoing it with a quadcore but my 4gb windows vista pc really struggled to make using photoshop cs4 and lightroom a pleasant experience. the staff in the mac store are awful for giving impartial advice and push me to get the highest spec I could buy as opposed to buying the spec I actually *need*. guess only you know what you will use your mac for at the end of the day, and choose the grunt accordingly. [/QUOTE]
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