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Storyteller
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Registered: Feb 2005
Location: The Netherlands
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Nov-15-2010 16:33
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Storyteller
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Registered: Feb 2005
Location: The Netherlands
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Nov-15-2010 16:37
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Raphie
Mastering Engineer

Registered: Jun 2008
Location: Lelystad, Netherlands
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Don't think there is better or worse, just pick what you fancy. For me my i7 950 12GB DDR-3 triple channel with 2x SATA-III SSD, with an ATI 5770, in a LIAN LI case, working on a Dell 30" LCD @ 2560 * 1600 gives me flawless performance.
I am sure your wife will allow to sell the car in order to get a simmilar specced and performing MAC system 
Regarding Logic, that's typically Apple, buy a vendor, kill the multiplatform, done it with Apogee, done it with Logic.
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Nov-15-2010 17:23
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Rodri Santos
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2009
Location: Milan
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People usually want macs because they are completely stupid and follow the trends and think that Mac is the best to game, the best to chat on facebook and that it will dress him on hangover mornings. But to do this you just need a Pc.
The exception is when you want your Mac to "work" which should be the case of most people here who produce, logic and the hardware management is a reason to go for a Mac. But if you want to play Call of Duty buy a pro graphic card and don't waste your money. Even the name says you something PC = Personal Computer , personal things, amusement. Mac is for more serious things, the old macintosh was genuinely built for working.
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Nov-15-2010 18:47
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Storyteller
Supreme tracneaddict

Registered: Feb 2005
Location: The Netherlands
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Nov-15-2010 19:50
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Eric J
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Registered: Nov 2006
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| quote: | Originally posted by Rodri Santos
People usually want macs because they are completely stupid and follow the trends and think that Mac is the best to game, the best to chat on facebook and that it will dress him on hangover mornings. But to do this you just need a Pc.
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Thats about the most ignorant and stereotypical statement I think I've ever seen.
| quote: | Originally posted by Rodri Santos
Even the name says you something PC = Personal Computer , personal things, amusement. Mac is for more serious things, the old macintosh was genuinely built for working. |
Really? So if a PC is for "personal things" or "amusement" as you state, then why do Apple platforms have so little market penetration in the business sector? Last time I checked, Wintel machines (or "PC" as you call it) are clearly the dominant platform in enterprise across the globe.
(As an aside, one major reason is lack of enterprise management features on the OS X platform, but that is for another discussion.)
Its a little bit short sighted to assume that the term "PC" means that this platform should only be used for "personal things". In any case, the term "PC" was coined in a time when the vast majority of computers in the world were timesharing, centralized mainframe and minicomputers, so the term was meant to refer to a machine that did not fit that classification. It has nothing to do with implied usage.
Bottom line is use Apple because you like OS X, use Apple because you want to use applications only available for the OS X platform (like Logic), use Apple because you want to use hardware specifically developed for the platform, use Apple because you like working with a well developed UNIX workstation platform. If none of these things apply to you, then get a PC with a fairly robust hardware profile and the fantastic Windows 7. It's all about personal preference and that should the the major deciding factor on which platform to invest your money into.
Use the right tools for the job.
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Nov-15-2010 20:27
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