I am simply adding diversity to this samey-samey forum, after all, Apple IS all about diversity and innovation, isn't it?
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Originally Posted by anasazi
Yeah, I use a PC and I like it better than Mac because the OS suits me better. I never get any viruses and can play many games thanks to my brother's new graphics card. If anyone on these forums uses a PC, HIGH FIVE.
I have been using a hand-built (well, assembled) PC with 8500GT 256MB SLI (both factory and then software overclocked). 2GB RAM, RAID 0 off two hard disks (somewhat old disks, but still useful), and 2.0GHZ Core2Duo overclocked to 2.5GHZ. I have been hopelessly addicted for a while to, first, TeamFortress2, then ZombiePanic, then Trackmania Nations (the track editor is phenomenal...).
I have been selling Macs for about over one year now, and use a Mac as well (work/ demo/ personal etc). This forum, I would say, is about sane discussion. Some people may think Apple is not diverse and innovative, but, we as people nonetheless can strive to be so ourselves. Maybe that is what matters?
Currently my PC parts are in a suitcase (see my other thread to get a hint why). I just had to take it with me. First I find some work/ income, then I get a case to reassemble the PC, then I get a 1600x1200 24-inch monitor ...Well, that's the rough plan anyway at this stage.
I could say I use a Mac because I truly love PC gaming. That is, if I use a Mac, then my PC is free of all sorts of nonsense that compromises overall gaming performance and experience. Of course, once I get a MacBook Pro 15" with 512MB 8800GS or something with Montevina... Then the PC may be off to a good home. Lugging around 15kg of stuff wherever I go just to have a good session of Zombie Panic gets old after a while. And with Crossover Games, Steam games are working quite alright now... so one may not even have to use BootCamp at all. Or virtualization.
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I am simply adding diversity to this samey-samey forum, after all, Apple IS all about diversity and innovation, isn't it?
Yeah, I use a PC and I like it better than Mac because the OS suits me better. I never get any viruses and can play many games thanks to my brother's new graphics card. If anyone on these forums uses a PC, HIGH FIVE.
I have been using a hand-built (well, assembled) PC with 8500GT 256MB SLI (both factory and then software overclocked). 2GB RAM, RAID 0 off two hard disks (somewhat old disks, but still useful), and 2.0GHZ Core2Duo overclocked to 2.5GHZ. I have been hopelessly addicted for a while to, first, TeamFortress2, then ZombiePanic, then Trackmania Nations (the track editor is phenomenal...).
I have been selling Macs for about over one year now, and use a Mac as well (work/ demo/ personal etc). This forum, I would say, is about sane discussion. Some people may think Apple is not diverse and innovative, but, we as people nonetheless can strive to be so ourselves. Maybe that is what matters?
Currently my PC parts are in a suitcase (see my other thread to get a hint why). I just had to take it with me. First I find some work/ income, then I get a case to reassemble the PC, then I get a 1600x1200 24-inch monitor
I could say I use a Mac because I truly love PC gaming. That is, if I use a Mac, then my PC is free of all sorts of nonsense that compromises overall gaming performance and experience. Of course, once I get a MacBook Pro 15" with 512MB 8800GS or something with Montevina... Then the PC may be off to a good home. Lugging around 15kg of stuff wherever I go just to have a good session of Zombie Panic gets old after a while. And with Crossover Games, Steam games are working quite alright now... so one may not even have to use BootCamp at all. Or virtualization.
No, I meant a PC, with WINDOWS, oh and I'm an athiest, tard. Applefags are fail.
Actually PC and Mac users should work together. Because the barbarians (console gamers) are at the gates.
Why are you so angry with us when we love you so much.
Good for you. Good job. Well done. I love you
Um, thanks?
Ireland's been *cough* smoking too many shamrocks lately...