Mac or PC?

[YellowGT0]

And just so people don't think im picking on the new mac, you can see 5e benchmarks for yourself (Can't post links, google,Intel Xeon E5-2620)

. Its not going to be a "bad" computer but it will probably be in the range of an 1500 dollar computer.

 

[Lilikoi Juice]

Thats still pretty ridiculous. 3500 dollars because they put it in a trendy R2D2 case?

5-6K? No way. The Mac Pro won't go higher than $3500 starting. Maybe the higher end model but that's it. Already plan to purchase it on release

I don't think so... The 12-core Mac Pro that they currently sell is close to $4,000 ($3,799)... $5-$6,000 is an estimate but I don't think it's that ridiculous of a guess since the new R2D2 Mac Pro is already a 12-core, with far more components than the older one. If anything it should start roughly at the $4,000 region in my opinion.

I'm really interested in the new Mac Pro, I hope they release more information on it soon...

 

[YellowGT0]

I don't think so... The 12-core Mac Pro that they currently sell is close to $4,000 ($3,799)... $5-$6,000 is an estimate but I don't think it's that ridiculous of a guess since the new R2D2 Mac Pro is already a 12-core. If anything it should start roughly at the $4,000 region in my opinion.

I'm really interested in the new Mac Pro, I hope they release more information on it soon...

Well its "up to 12 cores" They are going to probably sell a 4 / 6 (single cpu) or 8 /12 (dual cpu). But honestly its pretty old tech, no matter how they price it it will probably be double the market value

 

[unknown_user0032]

Well right now i have a PC and I have grown up on them never had a Mac. I'm getting a desktop in around a month, and I was wondering for editing, gaming and everything. Which is more user friendly, lasts longer, your preference and why? Mac or PC? No arguing about it. just your personal opinion

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