Originally posted by: Cheesetogo
I still play oregon trail somtimes.
Farmer or banker?
Originally posted by: Cheesetogo
I still play oregon trail somtimes.
Originally posted by: pcgeek11
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Will the Mac become a gaming machine again?
When Apple gets their numbers up high enough to be noticed, then you might see simultaneous releases of games and gaming hardware across PCs and Macs.
It might happen sooner because of Apple moving to Intel processors, but don't count on it. Just because it might be easier to port a game or a piece of hardware doesn't mean it will happen sooner.
Right, and by then we will have to dodge them flying pigs! Face it Apple blows, just a small nich market because they look COOL.
The only time Apple ever had an edge on PC's was way back when they were better in graphics design ( which isn't true anymore ). Then they were better at Audio Production ( which also isn't true anymore ) as evidenced by more and more of the audio software that used to be solely for Mac's are going over to Windows based software / Hardware in droves.
pcgeek11
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Originally posted by: pcgeek11
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Will the Mac become a gaming machine again?
When Apple gets their numbers up high enough to be noticed, then you might see simultaneous releases of games and gaming hardware across PCs and Macs.
It might happen sooner because of Apple moving to Intel processors, but don't count on it. Just because it might be easier to port a game or a piece of hardware doesn't mean it will happen sooner.
Right, and by then we will have to dodge them flying pigs! Face it Apple blows, just a small nich market because they look COOL.
The only time Apple ever had an edge on PC's was way back when they were better in graphics design ( which isn't true anymore ). Then they were better at Audio Production ( which also isn't true anymore ) as evidenced by more and more of the audio software that used to be solely for Mac's are going over to Windows based software / Hardware in droves.
pcgeek11
:roll: Did we really need the fanboi to chime in on this discussion? Seemed quite civilized before I stumbled upon this treasure of a post.
Originally posted by: pcgeek11
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Originally posted by: pcgeek11
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Will the Mac become a gaming machine again?
When Apple gets their numbers up high enough to be noticed, then you might see simultaneous releases of games and gaming hardware across PCs and Macs.
It might happen sooner because of Apple moving to Intel processors, but don't count on it. Just because it might be easier to port a game or a piece of hardware doesn't mean it will happen sooner.
Right, and by then we will have to dodge them flying pigs! Face it Apple blows, just a small nich market because they look COOL.
The only time Apple ever had an edge on PC's was way back when they were better in graphics design ( which isn't true anymore ). Then they were better at Audio Production ( which also isn't true anymore ) as evidenced by more and more of the audio software that used to be solely for Mac's are going over to Windows based software / Hardware in droves.
pcgeek11
:roll: Did we really need the fanboi to chime in on this discussion? Seemed quite civilized before I stumbled upon this treasure of a post.
Pardon me, but I am not a fanboi, but thanks anyway. I am a realist. The price value ratio on a Mac is way out of balance. I have used both PC and Mac. The Mac just isn't worth the beans required to purchase. Then you have the support base which is almost none with respect to the X86 PC platform. Software availability .... ? Too Proprietary which limits you even more. Crash resistant... No. I Video or audio edge... they were but this is no longer true by any stretch of the imagination.
So just to voice my opinion into a public discussion is wrong? Why? The thread wasn't marked as Mac " Fanboi " only or anything was it? Have an open mind, I at least admitted that a Mac once had an edge in certain areas. Don't be so judgemental. Apple is just strangling themselves with their own shoestrings, sorry if you will not admit it. Just my opinion.
Not a fanboi or is it Fan Boy?
pcgeek11
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: josedawg
Then it hit me. The Xbox 360 will be a 3 dual core PPC machine, the same CPU's that power Macs (and future Macs).
Eug keeps saying that it isn't based on the G5s. There are a lot of different PPC type chips...
Originally posted by: Hacp
Ok isn't Doom 3 based on Open GL? I thought it used Open GL for windows, but I might be wrong. Also, as long as the Mac G5, supposedly the most expensive and best of the Macs sell for 3000 dollars with a 9700(I think), macs will not be gaming machines. I mean 3000 dollars and they populate your ram slots with 256 meg slots and give you an 80 dollar video card?
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: josedawg
Then it hit me. The Xbox 360 will be a 3 dual core PPC machine, the same CPU's that power Macs (and future Macs).
Eug keeps saying that it isn't based on the G5s. There are a lot of different PPC type chips...
Originally posted by: BFG10K
Judging by the Mac Doom 3 results the Mac is getting worse at gaming, not better.
Originally posted by: pcgeek11
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Originally posted by: pcgeek11
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Will the Mac become a gaming machine again?
When Apple gets their numbers up high enough to be noticed, then you might see simultaneous releases of games and gaming hardware across PCs and Macs.
It might happen sooner because of Apple moving to Intel processors, but don't count on it. Just because it might be easier to port a game or a piece of hardware doesn't mean it will happen sooner.
Right, and by then we will have to dodge them flying pigs! Face it Apple blows, just a small nich market because they look COOL.
The only time Apple ever had an edge on PC's was way back when they were better in graphics design ( which isn't true anymore ). Then they were better at Audio Production ( which also isn't true anymore ) as evidenced by more and more of the audio software that used to be solely for Mac's are going over to Windows based software / Hardware in droves.
pcgeek11
:roll: Did we really need the fanboi to chime in on this discussion? Seemed quite civilized before I stumbled upon this treasure of a post.
Pardon me, but I am not a fanboi, but thanks anyway. I am a realist. The price value ratio on a Mac is way out of balance. I have used both PC and Mac. The Mac just isn't worth the beans required to purchase. Then you have the support base which is almost none with respect to the X86 PC platform. Software availability .... ? Too Proprietary which limits you even more. Crash resistant... No. I Video or audio edge... they were but this is no longer true by any stretch of the imagination.
So just to voice my opinion into a public discussion is wrong? Why? The thread wasn't marked as Mac " Fanboi " only or anything was it? Have an open mind, I at least admitted that a Mac once had an edge in certain areas. Don't be so judgemental. Apple is just strangling themselves with their own shoestrings, sorry if you will not admit it. Just my opinion.
Not a fanboi or is it Fan Boy?
pcgeek11
Originally posted by: BFG10K
Judging by the Mac Doom 3 results the Mac is getting worse at gaming, not better.
Originally posted by: pcgeek11
Care to explain how Macs are propietary?
No I wouldn't, but thanks anyway. It is Proprietary. If you don't know the definition with the relation to Apples and Macs then I am wasting my time talking with you. Good Day.
pcgeek11
Originally posted by: Lucifer
Originally posted by: pcgeek11
Care to explain how Macs are propietary?
No I wouldn't, but thanks anyway. It is Proprietary. If you don't know the definition with the relation to Apples and Macs then I am wasting my time talking with you. Good Day.
pcgeek11
If you cannot back up your statement "Macs are propietary," then stop posting. Because if you would like me to, I will sure as hell prove you wrong.
Originally posted by: pcgeek11
Originally posted by: Lucifer
Originally posted by: pcgeek11
Care to explain how Macs are propietary?
No I wouldn't, but thanks anyway. It is Proprietary. If you don't know the definition with the relation to Apples and Macs then I am wasting my time talking with you. Good Day.
pcgeek11
If you cannot back up your statement "Macs are propietary," then stop posting. Because if you would like me to, I will sure as hell prove you wrong.
Dude you need a Valium or something. I think that this is an open board and I can post whatever I want as long as I abide by the rules set forth.
You asked me: " Care to explain how Macs are propietary? " and I politely answered you " No I wouldn't, but thanks anyway. "
Then you go all nuts on me. Dude you have a problem.
Excelsior,
I think there is an obvious reason that MAC is changing lanes over to X86 platform, and this makes you look like a dumbfvck.
I'm done, Not worth the time in here, right Luc, Exc ?
pcgeek11
Originally posted by: Sonikku
Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
Originally posted by: josedawg
Then it hit me. The Xbox 360 will be a 3 dual core PPC machine, the same CPU's that power Macs (and future Macs).
Eug keeps saying that it isn't based on the G5s. There are a lot of different PPC type chips...
Yet isn't it ironic considering which platform nearly all 360 games were running on at E3? (Hint: it wasen't the 360 hardware OR a PC)
Little boy, you said Macs are proprietary, when in fact, they are not. Why is it little PC fanboy's like yourself love to spread false information regarding the Mac platform?
Of course it's not worth the time. If you can't even back up your statements, why even bother to continue posting.