why Macs suck!

**Alexander the Pretty Good** · 01-31-2006, 00:22

No love for Mac! No Total War!

And stupid interface.

I gotta try linux.

**Sjakihata** · 01-31-2006, 01:46

It's easy to tell who have actually tried the mac, for other purposes than gaming, such as photo or video editing and who has not.

**Leet Eriksson** · 01-31-2006, 23:18

Originally Posted by Sjakihata

It's easy to tell who have actually tried the mac, for other purposes than gaming, such as photo or video editing and who has not.

QUOTED FOR TEH TRUTH

My sister uses a mac, since shes an artist, and god damn, its ages ahead of my comp, which is only designed to run games.. but not photo/video editors.

**Xiahou** · 02-01-2006, 00:00

I've used Macs and I like them. If someone was to give me a decent Mac with OSX on it I'd happily use the thing. But to actually buy one.... I could never justify the expense when I could get so much more bang for my buck on a PC platform.

**Sjakihata** · 02-01-2006, 01:30

Xiahou, I agree - I would never buy a mac - then again Im not a professional grafich designer. If I was, I'd probably buy one. Macs are for specialists, designers, artists and creative people, who dont play games like RTW and EU II

**Reenk Roink** · 02-01-2006, 01:37

In a perfect world, where I had a lot of money, I would buy both a Mac and a PC. A Mac for video editing, designing things, and related junk, and PC for gaming, and umm... that's about it (but that's still very important to me mind you).

**Xiahou** · 02-01-2006, 02:00

Originally Posted by Reenk Roink

In a perfect world, where I had a lot of money, I would buy both a Mac and a PC. A Mac for video editing, designing things, and related junk, and PC for gaming, and umm... that's about it (but that's still very important to me mind you).

PCs are good for more in the home than just games mind you.

I have an XP box hooked to my TV that plays/records DVDs and Tivos all of my shows and I have another PC running linux that I use for a domain controller/web server/file server plus graphics editing. Both of those PCs run 24/7 and go for weeks without need of a reboot (much longer for the linux box).