[titanz91]

dnbshuffled wrote: It all comes down to what you want to do with your computer. Gamers and Amatuer Video, Audio and Photographers are better off with PC's not to mention those who just like to tinker with PC components. Those who are professional Media designers and way better off on macs and those who just want to get by a hour or 2 doing what ever.

agreed and omg you have rob dyrdek as your siggy :O O:

[l35-]

I'm a pc, and I get to deal with lagging flash objects, slow applications when at maximum RAM upgrades, 10 minutes to open a small photoshop document and a 64 gb harddrive. : D

But I would like to get a mac soon, because i hope to go into the graphic design or sound engineer career fields, which run the software used for those much better than pc's. As for the gaming problems, it's all good because I don't play PC games much.

[dnbshuffled]

l35- wrote: I'm a pc, and I get to deal with lagging flash objects, slow applications when at maximum RAM upgrades, 10 minutes to open a small photoshop document and a 64 gb harddrive. : D But I would like to get a mac soon, because i hope to go into the graphic design or sound engineer career fields, which run the software used for those much better than pc's. As for the gaming problems, it's all good because I don't play PC games much.

The HDD is the problem, unless its a fairly newer one. The only low capacity HDD i know thats pretty damn fast is The Raptor which holds a measly 74GB but is stupid fast.

[l35-]

dnbshuffled wrote: The HDD is the problem, unless its a fairly newer one. The only low capacity HDD i know thats pretty damn fast is The Raptor which holds a measly 74GB but is stupid fast.

It's a 2 year old compaq laptop, lolz.