Mac or PC

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<p>PC, extra money to seem hit, I hate those Justin Long commercials. A pc can do anything you would use a mac for, for less money, and much easier to upgrade. If you dont like the pc interface, get windowsblinds and get another theme. You are paying for an image with a Mac. They are not better, and much less compatible. I make a few dollars building PCs for people, it is something I spend a lot of time doing, I know what I’m talking about. Ive never had an issue with viruses, install AVG Free or Avast Home and you are good. And I’ve never had issues with reliability. PCs FTW!!!</p>

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<p>I love both. I used to have a Thinkpad, now I have a MacBook Pro. The Mac is easier to use for me and is more user-friendly once you get the hang of it. However, the PC is much more standard (in a good way) and better for gaming.</p>

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<p>I would never use a Mac because the computer games I play are on the PC but always delayed or never produced for the Mac, so I wouldn’t get the latest updates ASAP.</p>

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<p>DMOC, you base the computer you buy on gaming?</p>

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<p>To not do so would eliminate the possibility.</p>

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<p>If you want the most potential, get a PC and dual-boot Windows and Linux. This’ll give you the potential to build more than is available on Windows. But if you do, make sure you get a computer with cross-platform (nvidea, intel) hardware, rather than lesser-known stuff (i.e. getting a Dell wireless card… terrible, unstable choice).</p>

<p>Or even better yet, get a Mac and dual-boot Windows. Then you can run pretty much everything (you have a Unix-based system, so you can run most stuff meant for Linux, plus you’ve got a great OS and you have a PC to boot).</p>