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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Notebook Hardware
Macbook v Macbook Pro
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<blockquote data-quote="Ninjab3ar" data-source="post: 382368" data-attributes="member: 26041"><p>If you plan on doing ANY gaming at all, do not get the MacBook, it has 64MD of shared video memory. Thats worse than G4 powerbooks!</p><p></p><p>If you want any decent performance on a Macbook, you would have to reduce the visual settings to a minimum, which to me, is annoying. </p><p></p><p>Try chekcing certified apple reseller to see if they have Core Duo Macbook Pros in stock</p><p></p><p>I bought my Core Duo Macbook Pro (see specs on the left, under my avatar) for $1600 a month after the Core 2 Duo ones came out. Its price before is was reduced was $2500. I saved $900 bucks!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ninjab3ar, post: 382368, member: 26041"] If you plan on doing ANY gaming at all, do not get the MacBook, it has 64MD of shared video memory. Thats worse than G4 powerbooks! If you want any decent performance on a Macbook, you would have to reduce the visual settings to a minimum, which to me, is annoying. Try chekcing certified apple reseller to see if they have Core Duo Macbook Pros in stock I bought my Core Duo Macbook Pro (see specs on the left, under my avatar) for $1600 a month after the Core 2 Duo ones came out. Its price before is was reduced was $2500. I saved $900 bucks! [/QUOTE]
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