MAC vs PC


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Watcher said:
What Caesium posted is close to what I mean. I've got servers on racks that looks like s**t but performs great with uptime of >1 year non-stop operation without restart or hang.

The computer is a tool for me. I use it to do work; not to look pretty or "lifestyle". I specifically despise those who promote RDF (Reality Distortion Field), marketing more than substance.

reminds me of ipod :bsmilie: just a thought :embrass:
 

I like beautiful things, so I bought a Mac :bsmilie:

sorry I am very shallow one.

I still have and using both PC and Mac comp at home.

I like to look at beautiful design. ha ha ha. I dun really care about virus, hang or stability.
 

eikin said:
reminds me of ipod :bsmilie: just a thought :embrass:

I admit I buy iPod purely bcos it looks beautiful. ha ha ha.

shallow me :bsmilie:
 

Paul_Yeo said:
I like beautiful things, so I bought a Mac :bsmilie:

sorry I am very shallow one.

I still have and using both PC and Mac comp at home.

I like to look at beautiful design. ha ha ha. I dun really care about virus, hang or stability.

wah you so rich, rich and shallow, why say sorry? very happy thing what
 

eikin said:
wah you so rich, rich and shallow, why say sorry? very happy thing what

Ya I also wish to be "rich and shallow" instead force into "careful and poor":bsmilie: :bsmilie:
 

Well, my iPod juz spoilt. And donno where to service.
 

Granted, the fastest FX62s will blow everything mac has in the performance department, but the thing about mac is that while they do the same stuff as a PC, you enjoy the process a lot more. You can't show that in benchmarks.
 

just converted to mac early this year and never regret or look back. in fact now looking to get the new 13" macbook for portability. excellent!:thumbsup:
 

here's a stupid question or maybe a smart one. i was wondering.....
since you can run windows on a mac. can you run the macOS on a PC?
 

nuglybird said:
here's a stupid question or maybe a smart one. i was wondering.....
since you can run windows on a mac. can you run the macOS on a PC?
It is not a stupid question. The reason is because Apple put the TPM (Trusted Platform Module) chip inside the hardware on the motherboard and if the machine doesn't have this chip, MacOS won't start. They purposely lock you onto their hardware; you pay the premium for it.

Read it yourself
 

Aiyah... last time got N vs C, now A vs M... kaoz.. you folks won't get bored of it????
 

espn said:
Aiyah... last time got N vs C, now A vs M... kaoz.. you folks won't get bored of it????
if don't do that, life will be boring.. :)
 

espn said:
Aiyah... last time got N vs C, now A vs M... kaoz.. you folks won't get bored of it????
Eh, last time also got A vs P (Alien vs Predator) :bsmilie: :bsmilie: :bsmilie: .

Regards,
Arto.
 

Get both. Mac is'nt a replacement for the PC and vice versa.

I would say a Mac is a good add-on to a PC though.
 

anyone here looking to buy a mac book pro? i got a lobang cos a few of my friends getting. the more we get the more deals. going for $3130 each. PM me for more details. good price there for the PRO..
 

nuglybird said:
here's a stupid question or maybe a smart one. i was wondering.....
since you can run windows on a mac. can you run the macOS on a PC?

Yes and no.. If you have the right hardware, you can run Mac OS X on an Intel platform albeit illegally in more ways than one. It's been done.
 

LittleWolf said:
I didn't go back... I went forward to PCs, after waiting several years in vain for Apple's promised "modern" operating system which got delayed, redifined, delayed, and eventually scrapped. The classic MacOS was horrible (pretty looks, but extremely unreliable), and MacOS X came about 5-10 years too late. And while Apple put stumbling blocks in the way of alternate operating system developers, on the PC there was (and is) a big enough choice that one doesn't have to use Windows.


I agree with you:cheers:
If you look at where Apple is going, it difficult to compete with Linux and other up and coming open source OS. It make no sense for Apple to develop an OS only for MAC. Hence, I believe if you get a PC with a dual core processor and a good graphic card, it would be cheaper as PC parts is easier to upgrade. If you like the MAC OS interface, you can try load MAC OS on the PC since now MAC OS support Intel processor.Performance wise I don't think there is much difference as PC platform is moving at a much faster pace than MAC (look at AMD & Intel pipeline).


Of course, if you prefer MAC cool look, then MAC is the choice
 

nuglybird said:
here's a stupid question or maybe a smart one. i was wondering.....
since you can run windows on a mac. can you run the macOS on a PC?
Yes, it's possible, but only with the right hardwares. It's far from being a straight forward task. And I gave up after finding out it wasn't possible to set my monitor above 60Hz at that time.
 

khlinz said:
I agree with you:cheers:
If you look at where Apple is going, it difficult to compete with Linux and other up and coming open source OS. It make no sense for Apple to develop an OS only for MAC. Hence, I believe if you get a PC with a dual core processor and a good graphic card, it would be cheaper as PC parts is easier to upgrade. If you like the MAC OS interface, you can try load MAC OS on the PC since now MAC OS support Intel processor.Performance wise I don't think there is much difference as PC platform is moving at a much faster pace than MAC (look at AMD & Intel pipeline).


Of course, if you prefer MAC cool look, then MAC is the choice

I sell Mac computer and just to cool things off
U cannot run Mac OS on just any dual core processor like those on PC
The Duo Core on Mac is solely on partnership with Apple
As for speed, being a Mac user for the last odd 20 yrs, I can safely say my Quad-Core G5 will blow any PC out on the market
As for those who intent to seek out cheaper Macbook Pro, those that are on sale are the older 1.83 which was overstocked by dealers
But it from outside Apple Resellers and u end up with problems later on
I have used the Duo Core and running windows xp is faster than a normal 2.4Pentium running windows
Hope that clear the myth of Apple and Windows
Ideally run Linux on a Mac and u have the best of both world
Cheers
 

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