mikedaul said:Well, they just bought ATI (and apple/intel has immediately stopped using ati gpu's).
dgatwood said:You can get the ATI card in the Mac Pro as a BTO option (just like you could with the quad G5 before it). ATI is the stock chip in the MacBook Pro, too. I don't know where you heard that Apple has stopped using ATI chips. If that's true, it's news to me (and apparently, it's news to the store.apple.com web site, too).![]()
GOODLAND said:This Machine is incredible. Quad core 3 GHz Intel Xeon processors. OMG!!!
3 Ghz x 4 = 12 Ghz of the most efficient precessing power available!!!
Take a look!!!
http://www.apple.com/macpro/
amra said:Here is a newsflash guys. Once you have a 'Mac' with Intel processors, running Windows XP....you have a freakin' PC. An overpriced PC, proprietary PC with an apple on it.
ummmm...TragikRemix said:umm...
its a combined 3ghz between 2 processors.
not 12ghz..
GOODLAND said:ummmm...![]()
There are Dual, Dual Cores. Each core running at 3.0Ghz
If you have a single Dual core clocked at 2.0Ghz, it is 2.0Ghz per core as well.
TragikRemix said:im absolutley in disagreement with you.
if it was 12 ghz, it would be advertised as such.
each core may be running at 3ghz, but they dont add together.
somebody tiebreak!
TragikRemix said:im absolutley in disagreement with you.
if it was 12 ghz, it would be advertised as such.
each core may be running at 3ghz, but they dont add together.
somebody tiebreak!
TragikRemix said:a macintosh computer doesnt deserve to have windows on it, thats just disgracing the unit
im sure some windows guys agree to the opposite.
GOODLAND said:It's not that I enjoy the windows interface. there are just some programs that I would still like to use when I get a Mac.
It’s not that hard to understand.
TragikRemix said:i gotcha..
but alot of developers are making mac versions now too, considerably more than there were in the past.
flat1ine said:one thing to keep in mind here too, windows machines can also run OSX, right up to 10.4.6.
having just built a new AMD system, two cores running at 2.6ghz, 2 gigs of low latency ram, nearly a terrabyte of storage, two nvidia 7900 GT Superclocked CO's in SLI - it runs OSX 10.4.4 beautifully. oh, and it cost under $1000.
don't get me wrong, i love macs - love em. use 'em every day at the office, but the software set isn't there, running windows on a mac is buggy as hell, there are almost no games worth playing, and they're not affordable.
when Apple starts to allow third party vendors, prices will fall, and MAYBE, just maybe a level playing field will start to form.
flat1ine said:running windows on a mac is buggy as hell, there are almost no games worth playing, and they're not affordable.