Originally posted by: smp
PC's are faster than macs???? really?!?
Since when? </sarcasm>
Well, I'm still buying an ibook, I guess that makes me some sort of a moron or something.
Originally posted by: Wolfsraider
different strokes for different folksOriginally posted by: smp PC's are faster than macs???? really?!? Since when? </SARCASM>Well, I'm still buying an ibook, I guess that makes me some sort of a moron or something.i like macs but i spend a lot of money on new toys and not everybody would agree with me either lol but hey you only live once. might as well be pay for what you enjoy.cost isn't everything.who cares if processor "a" costs x amount. i buy my toys to enjoy my time on.not to have the best toys rather to make my time more enjoyable. being stuck at home this last year i got me something to spend my time on and yes it is very enjoyable now lol smp get that imac and forget the "mine is better than yours" that these folks are shoveling around
maybe they haven't realized that this is old news why shouldn't the newest fastest computer beat the mac? better question would be why doesn't it beat it by so much more? mike
Right, this is a completely unfair comparison: dual versus single. The 533 MHz fsb Xeons are to be released this Monday. I wish that article had just waited a few days for a dual versus dual battle. However I doubt the Xeons will get 533 MHz fsb and a speed boost on the same day. Probably we are looking at them to stay at 2.8 GHz.Originally posted by: LH
Because even with HT, its still a single processor. Id expect a dual Xeon 3.06Ghz system to do even better and it'll still be cheaper than the G4 system.
Right, this is a completely unfair comparison: dual versus single. The 533 MHz fsb Xeons are to be released this Monday. I wish that article had just waited a few days for a dual versus dual battle. However I doubt the Xeons will get 533 MHz fsb and a speed boost on the same day. Probably we are looking at them to stay at 2.8 GHz.
WOW! A complete smackdown!!!Of course, Mac stalwarts will cling to the notion that Mac OS X is so much better and easier to use than Windows XP, but if you?re spending all day inside After Effects, which operating system you?re using makes little difference. What does make a huge difference is if you have to sit and wait for rendering any longer than necessary. And, according to our benchmarks here, if you have an After Effects composite that needs, say, two hours to render on the Mac, it?ll take you about an hour and 10 minutes on this PC. So, in addition to the extra $629 you must pay for the Mac, it will cost you plenty of time as well, especially while using After Effects. Time is money. After looking at these startling benchmark results, we have to gaze over at our beautifully-designed Macs and ask, "Is it worth it?"
Originally posted by: smp
PC's are faster than macs???? really?!?
Since when? </sarcasm>
Well, I'm still buying an ibook, I guess that makes me some sort of a moron or something.
Actually, it's pretty fair since the system price is the sameRight, this is a completely unfair comparison: dual versus single.
Actually, it's pretty fair since the system price is the same
Originally posted by: CedarTeeth135
You guys should remember that, if its Christmas day, and you just used your new digital camera, if you had a mac, all you would have to do is plug your camera in to your iBook, and download the pictures, while, if your on a PC, you would have to download all sorts of Windows drivers.
That commercial cracks me up.