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Hi,
I am looking into purchasing either the alienware m14x or an imac, but am not sure which would be the better buy. I would like a computer that is compatible with pc games eg, Skyrim, Call of Duty etc, but am not sure if mac will work with these or not. I also do a lot of graphic stuff eg: technical graphics, movie editing and know that mac is best with this media stuff. But I heard alienware computers are more powerful and faster? Is this true? Also, if I were to buy autodesk 3ds max for the m14x, would it render objects faster than an imac? I would also buy a more advanced video editing software like after effects, or adobe premiere. So imovie or other mac software wouldn't be an issue. And also, does final cut pro work just for mac or does it work on pc too? They are relatively similar in price, so that doesn't matter but which is the best value for money and what are the pros and cons between the two. Any additional things I should know would be much appreciated.
Thanks
I am looking into purchasing either the alienware m14x or an imac, but am not sure which would be the better buy. I would like a computer that is compatible with pc games eg, Skyrim, Call of Duty etc, but am not sure if mac will work with these or not. I also do a lot of graphic stuff eg: technical graphics, movie editing and know that mac is best with this media stuff. But I heard alienware computers are more powerful and faster? Is this true? Also, if I were to buy autodesk 3ds max for the m14x, would it render objects faster than an imac? I would also buy a more advanced video editing software like after effects, or adobe premiere. So imovie or other mac software wouldn't be an issue. And also, does final cut pro work just for mac or does it work on pc too? They are relatively similar in price, so that doesn't matter but which is the best value for money and what are the pros and cons between the two. Any additional things I should know would be much appreciated.
Thanks