That Mac thread!

[Judge_Xero]

Yeah, because it takes 6 months to build a proper opinion on something like an operating system. Some people just don't like Mac.

You made my day lol. That was like beating a vegitarian with a roll of Salami.

Although I may never understand the "Apple" cult, the more the merrier right?

Then when people buy a $1200 iMac to play "Angry Birds" they will also have the option to play FFXIV on medium to low settings.

Although a $400 laptop and a $100 SSD with Windows 8 just might be similar....

[Presbytier]

You made my day lol. That was like beating a vegitarian with a roll of Salami.

Although I may never understand the "Apple" cult, the more the merrier right?

Then when people buy a $1200 iMac to play "Angry Birds" they will also have the option to play FFXIV on medium to low settings.

Although a $400 laptop and a $100 SSD with Windows 8 just might be similar....

Um... This really is not true in the least bit; a current Imac can play id Software's Rage at high settings as well as many games. The AMD Radeon HD 6970M 2GB is not a sloucher in the least bit. What people also forget is that the monitor is one of the mane price points in the iMac; to purchase that type of monitor for a standard PC will set you back around $1,000. Also playing FFXIV in bootcamp it runs better than most people I know with a PC. All the Apple hate is pretty misinformed; the reason people like apple so much is that it just works so well. Every aspect of an iMac is interwoven so tightly that things just work out of the box.

[KiriA500]

All the Apple hate is pretty misinformed; the reason people like apple so much is that it just works so well. Every aspect of an iMac is interwoven so tightly that things just work out of the box.

Go away Tim Cook...

[Wolfie]

Go away Tim Cook...

LOL I missed that.

Every computer/OS in the last half a decade or more has just worked out of the box. My friends had to take a 30 hour train ride last week and they bought a cheap $250 netbook with Win7 on it to play Binding of Isaac and watch movies, and... it worked right out of the box. Imagine that.