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<blockquote data-quote="elementxero" data-source="post: 1763275" data-attributes="member: 567619">The card isn&#039;t the problem, the problem is that:**********NO GAME DEVELOPERS ARE GOING TO SPEND THE MONEY TO PORT GAMES TO A PLATFORM USED BY A TINY MINORITY OF THE COMPUTING POPULACE WHO TYPICALLY AREN&#039;T INTERESTED IN GAMING.**********Okay, so thats the specs of a middle of the road system, probably priced around 2 grand or so I&#039;d imagine?&nbsp; Nothing spectacular about it, up-to-date hardware with a bunch of bundled apps, and a warranty, which is standard for virtually every PC manufacturer.&nbsp; I don&#039;t see the point in posting it here?And that PowerMac is nice.&nbsp; I&#039;m sure it screams.&nbsp; But the point remains that it probably costs over five thousand dollars and the compatibility issues for doing anything other than graphic design and video editing and standard any-pc-can-do it productivity make it useless for many many things that most users would want the flexibility to do with a machine that cost them as much as a car.A PC on HALF that budget or less would be nearly if not as fast, and able to do MORE with the power.&nbsp; And hey, why not throw watercooling into the mix for 200 bucks if that&#039;s what makes you feel special.&nbsp; I did.PS- I like your sig, it reminds me of tantrums.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elementxero, post: 1763275, member: 567619"] The card isn't the problem, the problem is that: ********** NO GAME DEVELOPERS ARE GOING TO SPEND THE MONEY TO PORT GAMES TO A PLATFORM USED BY A TINY MINORITY OF THE COMPUTING POPULACE WHO TYPICALLY AREN'T INTERESTED IN GAMING. ********** Okay, so thats the specs of a middle of the road system, probably priced around 2 grand or so I'd imagine? Nothing spectacular about it, up-to-date hardware with a bunch of bundled apps, and a warranty, which is standard for virtually every PC manufacturer. I don't see the point in posting it here? And that PowerMac is nice. I'm sure it screams. But the point remains that it probably costs over five thousand dollars and the compatibility issues for doing anything other than graphic design and video editing and standard any-pc-can-do it productivity make it useless for many many things that most users would want the flexibility to do with a machine that cost them as much as a car. A PC on HALF that budget or less would be nearly if not as fast, and able to do MORE with the power. And hey, why not throw watercooling into the mix for 200 bucks if that's what makes you feel special. I did. PS- I like your sig, it reminds me of tantrums. [/QUOTE]

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