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How about checking the games system-requirements BEFORE buying a game? ;)
Its better to pay just for the game then buy a PC and buy the game,please use your brain all of you have it for a reason so dont let it go to waste -_-
Well, i still don't get it *scratching my head*
you do realize that macs are more expinsive then PCs right?
Perhaps he's in denial
P.S. Don't try to tell me what you can do things with your PC that I can't do on my mac, because I can run windows and linux, so everything you can do I can do. And yes you can build a mac just like you can build a PC.
P.P.S I'm also thinking about building a PC in the future once I have the money saved up, so don't even try to call me an "iSheep" cuz I know my ♥♥♥♥.
Oh and yeah, just get bootcamp or parallels or something to run windows on.
I use macs because I do a lot of video editing, and I like the mac apps for video and page layouts.
Still, as a person who's done his own work on both macs and pcs, the hardware is the SAME. The only thing that's different is the os. Intel macs use the same stuff as pc. I know: I've looked inside both and replaced parts on both.
The new Mac Pro (besides being insanely expensive) is, for example, WAY more machine than I need. Even now, I have 16gb of ram, but hardly use even half of that unless I'm working with raw video.
yeah, Foxconn FTW :)
...and thx for necroing this thread