Urm no we didn't? We owned you if anything you snotty nosed 6 year old.
What could we do with all that power? Heres a short list.
- Contribute to solving diseases with Folding@Home
- Run a **** load of Virtual Machines as servers or something else
- Do work if we work in the field of engineering using CAD
- Run Crysis and games like Flight Simulator X (The "odd" game by your standards), which need a lot of power
- Just as a **** speedy OS with a lot of potential
- For graphics rendering
- For movie rendering
- For audio editing
- For movie editing
- For Folding@Home on the GPU client
That is an extremely short list, have a good day ass hat.
If Macs did what I wanted I would have got one, I had £800 to spend on a computer, could have got 2x MacMinis, a MacBook or possibly a low end iMac so I could afford one, did I want one? Yes I did, that is why I got a MacBook, but before that I had other priorities like large amounts of storage space, the ability to stream media around the house for free, the ability to play a decent game, the ability to simulate networks in virtual machines.
I would certainly class my self as a geek, I'm "sad" enough to do it to earn money, I know I have an awesome group of friends, therefore your statement is untrue, you know nothing about me, I know nothing about you, although if I do know anything about you, it's that your not the brightest spark in the fire.
I refer you to this video;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZi8CceG2JI It refers to games, but the principle is the same.
I'm off to triple boot OS X, Windows and Linux on my
MacBook, good day.
Urm no we didn't? We owned you if anything you snotty nosed 6 year old.