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Originally Posted by Schwan
I know, I should get a Mac, but I'm stuck with this ATM.
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NO! WRONG! Whoever told you this is an elitist idiot. It may have been true 10 years ago, but there's simply no legitimate basis for this statement any more.
Macs are
not better for art, they are
not better for music, they are
not better for multimedia. Yes, a new G5 is
good for all those things. But for the price you pay for a G5 with, say, Final Cut Pro, you can get twice the machine out of a PC, along with lots of good software, and still have some change leftover. Macs are more stable for everyday use, true. But guess what: in processor heavy applications (as in anything media related),
they still crash. Anyone who tells you this isn't true has never used the computer to its full potential. If you're pushing a computer to its limits, at some point it will crash.
Furthermore, the range of software and peripherals is simply much, much larger on a Windows based machine. You can do so much more with a good PC setup than you can with a Mac.
-MooseMan3000, 20 year Mac user, 6 year PC user. I saw the light. For the price you pay for the Apple name, you can get one fuckload of a PC machine. I realized this 6 years ago, and I don't plan on going back.