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NewSc2

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Since Anand put up his Macintosh section with all those helpful guides and reviews, are we gonna get a Mac forum for us to discuss what the best AIM client is for Mac, best video player, mac issues, etc.? I think it'd be really helpful.

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NewSc2

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Yeah, didn't see the earlier Mac thread, but I've been running into some issues here and there with my Mac (can't play Xvid files very well, etc.). I used AT for all my overclocking and PC needs
 
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n0cmonkey

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If you have a hardware issue with your apple computer, post it in the correct hardware related forum. If you have a software problem with your beautiful apple computer, post it in the software forum.

What's the problem again?
 
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akubi

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Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
If you have a hardware issue with your apple computer, post it in the correct hardware related forum. If you have a software problem with your beautiful apple computer, post it in the software forum.

What's the problem again?
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exactly... no where does it say PCs only in those forums. :confused:
 
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n0cmonkey

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Originally posted by: akubi
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
If you have a hardware issue with your apple computer, post it in the correct hardware related forum. If you have a software problem with your beautiful apple computer, post it in the software forum.

What's the problem again?
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exactly... no where does it say PCs only in those forums. :confused:
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Not to mention that PC stands for Personal Computer, and Apple computers typically fall into that category. :p
 
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NewSc2

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A quick check on the PC forums show on General Hardware, the last Mac post was on 6/14, and before that, 5/20. I don't want to ask a question that won't get good answers regularly. Plus, look at Operating Systems -- no mention of OS9 or OSX in the description.

It's not that I can't get all these Mac questions answered on some other forums, but seeing Anand's Mac guides made me want a separate Mac forum. Heck even look at the Software forum... there's a sticky for a bunch of freeware Windows programs. A Mac forum could have a sticky for Mac freeware programs and not get inundated by all the PC posts.
 
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imported_Lucifer

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So what's stopping you from creating a thread in Software about Mac freeware programs? It would probably get stickied you know. ;)
 
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n0cmonkey

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Originally posted by: NewSc2
A quick check on the PC forums show on General Hardware, the last Mac post was on 6/14, and before that, 5/20. I don't want to ask a question that won't get good answers regularly. Plus, look at Operating Systems -- no mention of OS9 or OSX in the description.

It's not that I can't get all these Mac questions answered on some other forums, but seeing Anand's Mac guides made me want a separate Mac forum. Heck even look at the Software forum... there's a sticky for a bunch of freeware Windows programs. A Mac forum could have a sticky for Mac freeware programs and not get inundated by all the PC posts.
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Too good to hang out with x86ers?
 
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