I understand that, but even at $1300 used, that is far and above anything you will get for a competing PC.
I couldn't give away my 2 year old HP.
lol what? he said 1800-2000, which is not 1300.
I understand that, but even at $1300 used, that is far and above anything you will get for a competing PC.
I couldn't give away my 2 year old HP.
Even though the 650 sounds like it won't be much worse than a GTX660, it is. Its a lot less powerful. Combine that with running at retina resolution and your going to have to turn graphics settings to low in order to play any modern game at 30fps or higher.
I just find it funny how many people get so defensive over an Apple product. I myself really enjoy my macbook air, Imac and iPhone but I couldn't see spending 3 grand on a mediocre laptop. OMG its got an aluminum case and I use it for work, yet the first thing I do when I get home is see how it can game and then tell other people about gaming on it.
Just made a video of me playing some Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition in bootcamp.
The funny thing was when I installed the capcom store bought version I bought it would'nt work. Then I installed Steam and with that my Arcade stick and everything got installed. Small bug I guess. I'm playing on pretty high standard settings, most things maxed out. But I left out some things since it's still online matches.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oy3u4KrCODQ
what temperature does your cpus/gpu reach when playing diablo3 on an a thunderbolt display?
What resolution are you using? Your benchmark score is slightly higher than mine on an iMac 27" 3.4Ghz 6970m. Impressive. My 2011 11" Air 1.8Ghz i7 pulls 50s in lowered 1024*768 resolution.