I'm going with MAC!

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dwd3885

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I have to go back...
So i'm back. Back from the world of pc desktops. I still need something to connect me to the pc world for things that don't work on the mac, so i have the pc laptop. Anyways, my point is that after buying a PowerMac and selling it a few months ago and building an AMD X2 system with Windows XP MCE, I have begun to become so frustrated!! I have formatted and reinstalled Windows at least 4 times since I built this machine, it has only been 2 weeks!! Things don't work right and while I love to be able to record shows via the Media Center and PVR, it's not worth it to me anymore. I want to be able to USE the computer like it was meant to be used. I can still do everything on that PC, but not the Media Center thing without it being way too buggy. And that's really the main reason why I went back. So I have now decided to up and sell all my pc stuff on ebay, we'll see how much I get.

And so after Christmas I will be looking for a new Apple desktop. I'd like a PowerMac Dual processor or CPU computer if I can afford it. I already have the Dell 2005FPW, but am considering selling that as well and upgrading to a bigger monitor or just getting the iMac. But I'd really like the dual function of the PowerMac. I guess I don't really have a question, I'm just ranting. I cannot wait to sell that pc stuff. Of course I'm keeping the 160gb hard drive and 512x2 RAM sticks so I can stick in the PowerMac when I get it, but if I get an iMac, I will probably sell those then.

I like to do video, audio recording, photo editing etc. I just want my Mac back!!
 
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The new iMac and Powermac don't use DDR, they use DDR2, so that memory from your PC won't help you much if you are looking to get the newest models.
 
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rMBP (Mid-2015), 2.8 Ghz i7, 16GB DDR3, AMD M370X Gfx, 1 TB SSD
You can get a decent iMac that cheap that I'm sure you'll like a lot. If you want the Pmac, I'd recommend saving until you can afford a refurbished newer model, preferably the next-newest one (like mine) so you can use your memory, but you'll have to spend more money.
 
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MacBook Pro 13" | MacBook Pro 13" | Mac Mini 2GHz C2D
you could prolly get a gual g4 for that much.
 

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