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About LinkBacksI didn't say "just"; I said a large portion and some people prefer PC to console style gaming.
I didn't say "just"; I said a large portion and some people prefer PC to console style gaming.
I know most people won't appreicate this but you get games on OS X and also if its windows you can use boot camp and boot directly into windows and still play PC style games with a keyboard and mouseOriginally Posted by kmount
shock - horror
LOL
Not trying to fight / flame war or nothing just re iterating ( the obvious )
Yeah, dual booting is an option I hadn't considered.
Still, if it was me and I did play games I wouldn't want to close everything else down, and reboot it into a windows environment where I'd still need AV/etc kept up to date.
No flame war/fight Shane, just friendly banter
What I dont get is why did vmware fusion limit you to 2 cpu's when I have 2 quad cores ( 8 cores in total ) couldnt I use one quad core for windows and one for the mac ?Yeah, dual booting is an option I hadn't considered.
Still, if it was me and I did play games I wouldn't want to close everything else down, and reboot it into a windows environment where I'd still need AV/etc kept up to date.
No flame war/fight Shane, just friendly banter
and they need to give you more 3D acceleration on a vm so you can just full screen the VM and play a game - would make more sense
Not sure where it is but I saw a youtube video on a Mac Pro 2008 with an Nvidia 8800GT where the user had dual screens and was playing a 3D game in a VM
Like on Jebs Jobs
Weakend Productions - 3d animation, digital visual effects, motion graphics
When he is explaining about the firewall - I will be dammed into eternal damnation cos my thing for macs lol
Ahh come on guys, I thought this thread was about cookies, not Crapple Cackintosh
webman (30th July 2009)
Sorry, cleaned my browser settings - may have accidently deleted all the cookiesAhh come on guys, I thought this thread was about cookies, not Crapple Cackintosh
Batman (30th July 2009), mac_shinobi (30th July 2009)
Will just say one last thing before you decide - go into an apple store and see what you think to the apples and have a go on themAhh come on guys, I thought this thread was about cookies, not Crapple Cackintosh
If you still dont want and dont like them ( @ the asker of this question btw ) then fair enough.
A Mac is nice
SOME Macs are a PITA.
They do however have some issues:
Poor hardware reliability
Crappy GPUs
Printing
Nice things:
Target disk mode
Trying to cover your tracks, eh? What you been up to?Sorry, cleaned my browser settings - may have accidently deleted all the cookies
I went into the apple store (we call it a green grocer) and got some braeburns, russets, cox's and granny smiths. I like russets best.
Anyway, I think I'm done winding you up now (you take the bait every time... it's like when someone calls Marty McFly "chicken"
To prove to you I'm not completely closed minded, I have actually recommended macs to a few people in the past... it all depends what they've wanted to do. I'd never recommend one to my Mum, but I would to my brother. Different kinds of users basically.
Wouldn't have one myself... I'm an Open Source fanboy
Looking at computer pr0n...
Pffft. That's nothing! Don't search the web for hwpr0n.se mirror.
I'm off to the bath room
Oooh we had some of those switches. They were rubbish!
Edit: Oh, you said don't search for it?! You should use bold type when you want to emphasise something
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