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04-24-2012, 01:21 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:01 AM by Fearless Community.
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Honestly don't see how a Mac is better for school/business considering that there first off more expensive. Anyone in a business or is a student isn't going to waste the money on the Mac. With a main reason that they build "Corporate" PC's for businesses; offering the bare minimum on a computer averaging around $300. Using a Mac for school, smh, yeah, if you wish for it to be stolen or pay the high price just for trading design for performance. I could understand your argument a bit better, if you had stated the fact that many people use Mac's for Digital Design. Hence the integration of several 3D programs and Adobe products being ported over for use.
PC and Linux are the ones often used in Business. Linux is used mainly for running servers on the levels mentioned above. They offer more stability in a server setting and often is as simple as Windows (If you know some simple Batch/Command Line), with the addition of performance considering it doesn't use as many services as Windows does.
If I wanted to show how "cool or fashionable" I was, I could easily spend the same money on a better PC and slap on the Apple Sticker/Logo. Hardly anyone would know the difference lol.....
Now more on topic, If you took a Alienware to a "Legit" LAN party, Im pretty sure you would almost immediately be laughed out the building. Not only do a majority of LAN party members build their own PC's, but some even make use of building their own case mods. I tell this to almost everyone that says they're buying an Alienware, there simply overpriced and don't grant you power or performance you could have with a custom-build. In simpler terms, my $900 rig could easily beat a $1200-$1300 Alienware rig, not only in games, but in applications settings as well.
PC and Linux are the ones often used in Business. Linux is used mainly for running servers on the levels mentioned above. They offer more stability in a server setting and often is as simple as Windows (If you know some simple Batch/Command Line), with the addition of performance considering it doesn't use as many services as Windows does.
If I wanted to show how "cool or fashionable" I was, I could easily spend the same money on a better PC and slap on the Apple Sticker/Logo. Hardly anyone would know the difference lol.....
Now more on topic, If you took a Alienware to a "Legit" LAN party, Im pretty sure you would almost immediately be laughed out the building. Not only do a majority of LAN party members build their own PC's, but some even make use of building their own case mods. I tell this to almost everyone that says they're buying an Alienware, there simply overpriced and don't grant you power or performance you could have with a custom-build. In simpler terms, my $900 rig could easily beat a $1200-$1300 Alienware rig, not only in games, but in applications settings as well.