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<blockquote data-quote="The PSWii60" data-source="post: 345908" data-attributes="member: 28346"><p>I guess you're right.&nbsp; I'm just a kid, and I'm limited to only about $1500-$2,250, if I&quot;m lucky.&nbsp; I can't get 2 PCs.&nbsp; There's no point.&nbsp; And the $1,000 &quot;gaming PCs&quot; are truly aweful for gaming.&nbsp; The main reason why I'm choosing getting a Mac is obviously the OS, and I get more bang for my buck.&nbsp; For example, a Quad Core 2.66Ghz QX6700 processor runs for about $1,000 alone.&nbsp; You can get a Mac Pro for $2,500 with the 2.66Ghz quad core processor, 1GB RAM, a 250GB HDD, a 256MB Graphics Card, a CD drive, etc.&nbsp; Most importantly, you get the proffesional build quality.&nbsp; You may be able to build a PC with those specs for around that price, or maybe a bit less or a bit more, if I'm correct, but you're not getting the professional build quality.&nbsp; Same with the iMac.&nbsp; I think that getting a Dell with those specs is like 1.5-2.0x the price.&nbsp; Plus, you can run Windows on it, and it's overall a great machine.&nbsp; I don't know if what I&quot;m saying is accurate, but I feel a Mac may be the best choice.&nbsp; Also, many games are now running on both PC and Mac, so it may not be a prob.&nbsp; I appreciate your help though :-D</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="The PSWii60, post: 345908, member: 28346"] I guess you're right. I'm just a kid, and I'm limited to only about $1500-$2,250, if I"m lucky. I can't get 2 PCs. There's no point. And the $1,000 "gaming PCs" are truly aweful for gaming. The main reason why I'm choosing getting a Mac is obviously the OS, and I get more bang for my buck. For example, a Quad Core 2.66Ghz QX6700 processor runs for about $1,000 alone. You can get a Mac Pro for $2,500 with the 2.66Ghz quad core processor, 1GB RAM, a 250GB HDD, a 256MB Graphics Card, a CD drive, etc. Most importantly, you get the proffesional build quality. You may be able to build a PC with those specs for around that price, or maybe a bit less or a bit more, if I'm correct, but you're not getting the professional build quality. Same with the iMac. I think that getting a Dell with those specs is like 1.5-2.0x the price. Plus, you can run Windows on it, and it's overall a great machine. I don't know if what I"m saying is accurate, but I feel a Mac may be the best choice. Also, many games are now running on both PC and Mac, so it may not be a prob. I appreciate your help though :-D [/QUOTE]

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