| Author | Post |
|---|---|
| Goldmember Member 518 Posts 7/02 | Today Apple Computers CEO Steve Jobs will release the worlds most powerful personal computers. Time to change your dream machine picks because their going to seem awfully slow after today. [Link] |
| afterlights Member 48 Posts 6/03 | |
| Saki At-Large 2087 Posts 11/99 | |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | ~ GaySatyr |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | Edited by - GaySatyr on 6/24/2003 10:50:26 AM |
| Evil_Rip Senior Member Power overwhelming 1117 Posts 12/99 | Crazy Mac Fanaticism Most Mac users are nice. However, a significant percentage of them are crazy fanatics/zealots who believe that Apple is the greatest thing since sliced bread, and anything non-Apple is evil and must be destroyed. For example, here is a message that I found posted in the forum on a Mac website: [/quote] Would anyone belive Evil was once a Mac Fanatic! Hey that's what we used in art class. Photoshop on a mac. There wasn't even Windows 95 yet. Man I got injured from Macs.. because when you clicked on a menu it wouldn't stay open. So you had to keep pressing the button with the mouse. Over time.. it makes your fingers weak. And Saki.. why not run Linux instead? Or Lindows? |
| afterlights Member 48 Posts 6/03 | I don't have the knowledge to dismiss or verify such claims (SPEC means nothing to me), but, as I've seen best summed up, real programs used by real users in the real world is the performance I'm concerned about. If it can do what I want it to do, I'm sold. |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | IF you buy the top-of-the-line G5 (64-bit) machine with a lot of RAM, it will end up costing you about 15% more than a somewhat tweaked-out custom dual Intel Xeon (32-bit) workstation-style machine set up with similar capabilities. There are some significant differences between the two; but in terms of raw speed, with all things made as equal as possible and still having both machines running in an all-out heat, it appears that Intel still wins the race but by a very, very small margin. So, the new Apple is both slightly more expensive and slightly slower than a nearly comparable Intel-based machine. With 64-bit processors coming from AMD and Intel to compete in this market, Apple may well be left behind again. However, remember that I said there are some significant differences in the two machines. Significant among those differences are their operating system philosophies and in the way in which users interact with the machine and its operation. There is a definite market for both systems and both systems will do a good job of fulfilling users' needs. ~ GaySatyr |
| cal444 Independent Editor CalCutterPost.com 927 Posts 10/01 | |
| Joey Starr Senior Member Still wanking after all these years. 8082 Posts 10/00 | |
| waterproof Member 452 Posts 5/03 | there is no need to run linux on a "normal" workstation first versions did not support antialiased fonts - windows did have it since years. user interface only runs in single thread model (did they have changed it for now ?). linux should be the solution for routers, webservers and all that stuff without any graphic use.
|
| SyberScott Senior Member 1462 Posts 1/03 | |
| Goldmember Member 518 Posts 7/02 |
| Use the code below to link to this topic or a specific post. |
| URL of this thread |
| Link to this post with HTML |
| Link to this post with Forum Code |