PC vs MAC
PC vs MAC
I bet we can get a long thread going. Post your opinion on why PC is better than Mac, or why Mac is better than PC. Let the games begin!
Let me post my opinion on you past few threads: Shit.
Depends what you aim toward Mac is good on the move but not for games
we've had this kind of post TOO many times on MPGH 
MAC for video editing, photo processing, music production and coding etc.
Windows for gaming.
That's my uses for both my MACbook Pro and gaming computer
MAC for video editing, photo processing, music production and coding etc.
Windows for gaming.
That's my uses for both my MACbook Pro and gaming computer
Actually windows is better for coding, lel
You need CS .
pc because it isn't a mac
Linux all the way
Originally Posted by Whitehill
we've had this kind of post TOO many times on MPGH
MAC for video editing, photo processing, music production and coding etc.
Windows for gaming.
That's my uses for both my MACbook Pro and gaming computer
MAC for video editing, photo processing, music production and coding etc.
Windows for gaming.
That's my uses for both my MACbook Pro and gaming computer
Originally Posted by Poison
CIS major been coding for 2 years all my professors say macs are shit for coding, people in my classes bootcamp their mac computers to run windows for coding
just my preference i guess.It depends on what you are using it for.
Funny since PC = Personal computer and Mac can be a personal computer as-well, why not reference it as into "Windows vs. Linux" ?
Linux Pro's and Cons,
Pro's:
~Can be used in variety of editing software's (Photoshopping, most of video editing software's)
~Less viruses available for it
Con's:
~Cannot be gamed on as much.
~Not good for coding
Windows Pros and cons,
Pros:
~Can be used for gaming
~Can be used for editing, photo designing, coding, video editing (such as Linux can, but probably not as fast as Linux is able to)
Cons:
~Has a lot of viruses available
There's probably a lot more to it than I say in this threads, but there has been way too many stupid debates between one and another, why not move on already and stop with these dumb threads, if you like Linux fine your preferences, if you like Windows fine as-well, your preferences, I see nothing bad with one or another, they both have good use for something.
Linux Pro's and Cons,
Pro's:
~Can be used in variety of editing software's (Photoshopping, most of video editing software's)
~Less viruses available for it
Con's:
~Cannot be gamed on as much.
~Not good for coding
Windows Pros and cons,
Pros:
~Can be used for gaming
~Can be used for editing, photo designing, coding, video editing (such as Linux can, but probably not as fast as Linux is able to)
Cons:
~Has a lot of viruses available
There's probably a lot more to it than I say in this threads, but there has been way too many stupid debates between one and another, why not move on already and stop with these dumb threads, if you like Linux fine your preferences, if you like Windows fine as-well, your preferences, I see nothing bad with one or another, they both have good use for something.
This thread has been made so many times.
I own a PC and I also own a MacBook Pro.
PC = Gaming, Versatility with OSs
Mac = Audio, Design
People who buy PCs: Gamers, adults who don't want to pay for an Apple product.
People who buy Macs: College students, full time designers and anyone else who would need a computer for the same reasons.
That being said, designing on a PC is the exact same. If you have the amount of RAM needed to run high end programs simultaneously with no problems, then it doesn't matter.
This thread is pointless, the two systems are not really comparable because they're used for different things mainly.
I own a PC and I also own a MacBook Pro.
PC = Gaming, Versatility with OSs
Mac = Audio, Design
People who buy PCs: Gamers, adults who don't want to pay for an Apple product.
People who buy Macs: College students, full time designers and anyone else who would need a computer for the same reasons.
That being said, designing on a PC is the exact same. If you have the amount of RAM needed to run high end programs simultaneously with no problems, then it doesn't matter.
This thread is pointless, the two systems are not really comparable because they're used for different things mainly.
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