- Jul 17, 2013
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1st off, I am NOT going to Hackintosh a home-built.
Here are my options:
2.6ghz quad core i7 (3rd gen) with integrated HD Graphics 4000
Add 16gb of ram (ddr3 1600mhz)
standard hdd (5400rpm 1tb)
(this may change to a haswell soon, so I might have to change this comparison)
OR
i7 4820K
Gigabyte GA-X79-UP X79 mobo
Patriot Viper 3 16GB 1600mhz
1tb 7200rpm hdd
GeForce GTX 760
And of course win. 7
Now, the PC build is slightly cheaper (because I am buying monitor, midi keyboard, printer, etc. with my purchase.), however the mac uses OSX.
This is a COMPLETE re-do of my "office" and I want to know.
Should I go all out/all custom and make a Win. PC that I know will dominate all games? Or should I get the Mac mini that will run parallels do moderately well at gaming.
(please take the fact that the new minis will probly get Iris graphics into consideration)
IDK what 2 do?
Here are my options:
2.6ghz quad core i7 (3rd gen) with integrated HD Graphics 4000
Add 16gb of ram (ddr3 1600mhz)
standard hdd (5400rpm 1tb)
(this may change to a haswell soon, so I might have to change this comparison)
OR
i7 4820K
Gigabyte GA-X79-UP X79 mobo
Patriot Viper 3 16GB 1600mhz
1tb 7200rpm hdd
GeForce GTX 760
And of course win. 7
Now, the PC build is slightly cheaper (because I am buying monitor, midi keyboard, printer, etc. with my purchase.), however the mac uses OSX.
This is a COMPLETE re-do of my "office" and I want to know.
Should I go all out/all custom and make a Win. PC that I know will dominate all games? Or should I get the Mac mini that will run parallels do moderately well at gaming.
(please take the fact that the new minis will probly get Iris graphics into consideration)
IDK what 2 do?
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