hmm Im so tempted to just go pick the c2d 27'imac this weekend
I need to go to an Apple store on Sunday as my girlfriend is getting the new macbook, I was going to wait for the i5 and save up money till it comes out, but im thinking now do I really need the more powerful chip?
for me theres £215 difference in the price between c2d and i5
£1160.14 with Uni discount - c2d
£1375.14 with Uni discount - i5
Bearing in mind I want this to last for atleast 3/4 years
I use iTunes/Office/ some photo editing/ Downloading music/ Watching Films/Using Eyetv/ probably installing windows 7 via parallels or VMWare
Will I really use the quad core technology to it's potential. I understand the "future proofing idea" But I cant see it not lasting me 3/4 years on c2d.
Some advice?
Maybe from someone who has the c2d model already?
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I need to go to an Apple store on Sunday as my girlfriend is getting the new macbook, I was going to wait for the i5 and save up money till it comes out, but im thinking now do I really need the more powerful chip?
for me theres £215 difference in the price between c2d and i5
£1160.14 with Uni discount - c2d
£1375.14 with Uni discount - i5
Bearing in mind I want this to last for atleast 3/4 years
I use iTunes/Office/ some photo editing/ Downloading music/ Watching Films/Using Eyetv/ probably installing windows 7 via parallels or VMWare
Will I really use the quad core technology to it's potential. I understand the "future proofing idea" But I cant see it not lasting me 3/4 years on c2d.
Some advice?
Maybe from someone who has the c2d model already?
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