Im wondering should i get the latest imac 21.5" , im basically using on
website searching such as facebook , mail , google , etc
video streaming
photoshop / adobe illustrator
and some gaming such as dota 2
well i know dota 2 still didn't provide mac version yet , but my question is , can i play it smoothly on bootcamp? window 7
before that i have an macbook pro 15" , the battery went dead long ago , and i sent it to the switch service center , they cost me about half of a new macbook pro 15" to replace my battery and also logicboard , well , i didnt do that , my macbook still work well with plug and without battery , i dont feel like the logicboard is spoil and its not necessary to replace. But i've found few thread that mention the macbook pro will work without battery , but it will slow down quite alot , due to not enough energy , i don't know wether it right or not , but i still decide to get a better one to share the job , when im doing more heavy stuff will on imac , and more light process on macbook pro .
Is the latest imac 21.5" work great ? even on bootcamp gaming , high resolution and perfomance games .
website searching such as facebook , mail , google , etc
video streaming
photoshop / adobe illustrator
and some gaming such as dota 2
well i know dota 2 still didn't provide mac version yet , but my question is , can i play it smoothly on bootcamp? window 7
before that i have an macbook pro 15" , the battery went dead long ago , and i sent it to the switch service center , they cost me about half of a new macbook pro 15" to replace my battery and also logicboard , well , i didnt do that , my macbook still work well with plug and without battery , i dont feel like the logicboard is spoil and its not necessary to replace. But i've found few thread that mention the macbook pro will work without battery , but it will slow down quite alot , due to not enough energy , i don't know wether it right or not , but i still decide to get a better one to share the job , when im doing more heavy stuff will on imac , and more light process on macbook pro .
Is the latest imac 21.5" work great ? even on bootcamp gaming , high resolution and perfomance games .
