Technology HELP ME

Just buy the desktop

 

I'm not a Mac expert, but I believe the pricing apple has setup will not please you.

 

Let me just ask this.
Why in the world would you buy a Mac?

You're not gonna find some gaming Mac, trust me, Macs are reliable little things, sure, but they're not meant for gaming.
If you're really, really, REALLYYYY stretching for a Mac like gaming machine, make one, and install Unix or something similar to OSX.

 

I am a computer expert pretty much, but I don't know that much about macs, only that they are bad gaming computers. Dude, you have a huge budget. My advice is this: Don't buy a freaking mac. For $1000 get a fancy alienware computer. Those things are BUILT for hardcore gaming. Macs, well, are not really intended for very serious gaming.
My family got me a $1000 computer 5 years ago. The thing had a intel core i7 (probably one of the best processors out there) and I havent had to replace a single thing on it. Still works super amazing on Minecraft, alot of times going 150 fps.
Wow I know right? But Alienware laptops are even better than mine!

Conclusion:
Get an Alienware intel core i7.

Hope this helped!
CamoQueenAlaina

 

You've got a budget of $1500?

And you want an Apple product?

HAhaHaHahahAhahahhhAahhA!

Buy a gaming PC. The guy above me has it right.

Edit:
What kind of schoolwork do you do that requires an inferior browser and an awful music platform???!?!???

 

Please tell me that was a typo and it's 1.6 GHz, and not MHz, because if so, and not to be a punlord, it's gonna hert to have that.

 

You can download iTunes on a PC and I don't see why Safari is nessecary.

Don't go Alienware.
For what you get, it's overpriced.
Try an MSI gaming laptop if you really need a laptop, but I'd suggest going with a cheap laptop ($300) and a gaming computer for yourself ($1,200) for home.
Trust me, $1,200 can go a pretty long way.

 

fml that was good. I might have to use that one xD

On a serious note @Sir_Inge , it really depends on what is going to be your primary use for the laptop. If it is schoolwork oriented then, as much as I hate to admit it, I would recommend any Mac, probably a MacBook Pro. I believe Air costs a little bit mode, for not much noticeable difference. I hate Apple computers; I really do. But despite being an avid Apple hater, I cannot deny their reliability and efficency when it comes to 'school' uses.

However, this recommendation is based off of performance only. One of the biggest downsides I find with Apple computers is how pricey they are. You could get a laptop that does pretty much the same things with slightly less efficency and is slightly less reliable, for hundreds of dollars less. So that is something to weigh up; if you would like I could find u some potential candidates.

If you want a more balanced laptop, with more gaming 'power'- for lack of a better term- I'd recommend an HP (cheaper), or an Alienware (pricey). I personally have an ASUS i7 8GB RAM 1TB hard drive that runs minecraft at 250 frames, and can handle many more demanding steam games. I don't do a heck of a lot of schoolwork on it, but what I have done has been easy, and the laptop has held up remarkably well. It cost me $900 NZ, which is about $600 or $700 'murican dollars.

I hope this helped, and a quick question to @Admiral_Munson: Do u think Apple or 'non Apple' is superior?

 

Lol- Just get a Windows computer, mac's too slow, doesnt let you play certain games, and most of all, the, theyre useless.

 

The ghz does not matter... I have a old pentium 4 clocked at 3.5ghz.

Ps. I'm currently building a laptop with a intel xeon e3-1231v3, nvidia gtx 750ti and 16gb ram. (Around 900 $)