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Switcher Hangout (Windows to Mac)
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<blockquote data-quote="Synchromesh" data-source="post: 881619" data-attributes="member: 95835"><p>I agree with that for the most part. My self-built gaming desktop PC will beat an iMac into a bloody pulp in gaming which is the main reason for me to use it. It will probably annihilate even some Mac Pros in videocard intensive games. And all for well under $1000.</p><p></p><p>The laptops are a different story. I come from the world of Thinkpads which imho are by far the best when it comes to PC laptops. But a Mac laptop is definitely a notch higher in several aspects, hence my switch to the Macbook. Of course, the fact that it has UNIX underneath the OS helps too as I used to be a bit of a Linux junkie.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Synchromesh, post: 881619, member: 95835"] I agree with that for the most part. My self-built gaming desktop PC will beat an iMac into a bloody pulp in gaming which is the main reason for me to use it. It will probably annihilate even some Mac Pros in videocard intensive games. And all for well under $1000. The laptops are a different story. I come from the world of Thinkpads which imho are by far the best when it comes to PC laptops. But a Mac laptop is definitely a notch higher in several aspects, hence my switch to the Macbook. Of course, the fact that it has UNIX underneath the OS helps too as I used to be a bit of a Linux junkie. [/QUOTE]
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