Macs and Games

Nope. My bro got Warcraft 3 on his windows (I got mac) and I played with him ( its on both mac and windows) and my graphics PWNT his. and aswell, they OWN in WoW.

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quote Mishtram

I don't know, really. From what I remember, a lot of games simply don't work on Macs, although they are making an attempt to try and catch up with Windows, and could succeed sometime soon.

OK with any Universal game put out today the Mac will win same with any game made for mac in the last 3 years the new Intel Mac can run the Vista or XP crap for games but first go to the Mac store they have allot of games they will have as many as win in 1 year. + the OS is sooo far past Vista (a bad copy of Tiger)

Not quite everything.

quote The Supreme Extreme

What can't it do?

and then the thread dies for 2 1/2 months lol.

quote The Supreme Extreme

Hehe. Dude, seriously man. +5 cool points. I just added you as a Neofriend because of that comment. Thanks for the laugh bro.

I know. Everyone learns to love me at some point.

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quote Reenee

Not quite everything.

Bootcamp gives it all the possibilities of everything a PC can do. Making a Mac ultimately better because you can run two OS's on it at once.

I know this thread is old, but lets be realistic, a two year old budget gaming card is not going to preform as well as the professional/high performance Quadro/Radeon HD card with 1-4GB of video memory found in comparable notebooks in the premium price range. For the price of a Mac Pro, you could get quad gtx 480s in Sli, that's over 6 GB of video ram compared to the pos chip that comes with the Pro. You can argue for the software of a mac, but it can never make up for it's hardware limitations. High performance applications will always run faster on faster hardware, whatever operation system the unit is running has little to no effect.