Funding A Mac
Hi im new to this site and to the mac world. I have heard nothing but good news about them, and now that i know they can run windows app's as well as mac i really want one.
Here's the problem
im only 17 and dont have the money to go all out and just buy one. I have a job and go to collage, im doing a game dev course and my uncle said that mac's are good for running the programs that i am using at the min.
I want to sell my pc to part fund my mac, the spec's are as follows.
Intel Pentium D 945
Asus P5ND2 - SLI
1GB ddr2 667
7900GT
Hiper Modular PSU 580watts
Western Digital SATA 8MB buffer 300GB HD
19" Samsung SyncMaster 913n
Would anyone be able to tell me how much money i would get for it.
What would be better an iMac, MacBook are a MacBook Pro wouldnt be able pay for a Mac Pro.
And the best time to buy as they haven't stop upgrading them all year.
Here's the problem
im only 17 and dont have the money to go all out and just buy one. I have a job and go to collage, im doing a game dev course and my uncle said that mac's are good for running the programs that i am using at the min. I want to sell my pc to part fund my mac, the spec's are as follows.
Intel Pentium D 945
Asus P5ND2 - SLI
1GB ddr2 667
7900GT
Hiper Modular PSU 580watts
Western Digital SATA 8MB buffer 300GB HD
19" Samsung SyncMaster 913n
Would anyone be able to tell me how much money i would get for it.
What would be better an iMac, MacBook are a MacBook Pro wouldnt be able pay for a Mac Pro.
And the best time to buy as they haven't stop upgrading them all year.
Comments
I wouldn't recommend the MacBook Pro for your situation, but a MacBook or an iMac would be a good bet.
Optionally, you could always keep the monitor and buy a mac mini, thus saving a bit of cash.