batman is an great game on iMac via bootcamp stunning graphics
Looks the same on Mac native as well
Edwin
batman is an great game on iMac via bootcamp stunning graphics
Looks the same on Mac native as well
Edwin
Batman is also a great game via OS X and Feral interactive's port.. stunning graphics.
Also, Arkham Origins isn't as well rated as Arkham City. Origins has a 74 metascore and Arkham City has a 91... and is a different game by a different studio. So that's just like.. your opinion, man. Arkham Knight will be better in every way!
I think Arkham Origins graphics looks much better than city because you can adjust the graphics settings, with city it's limited
The settings are pretty similar as far as I remember, with City you have a lot of graphics settings and options you can alter. Perhaps you didn't find the settings on City because they are in the pre game panel (Video tab) not in the game menus?
Edwin
Edwin was referring to this...
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Yes there are GFX high settings if you enable them here... and other things like antialiasing.
If you are hardcore most UE3 engine games have even more settings you can tweak in their .ini files past what is in most in-game configuration settings.
You can do more creative stuff on a Mac than you can on a PC.
With Adobe focusing more of its Creative Suite on Windows, and Corel pretty much non-existent on Macs, this really isn't the case any more.
I was under the impression that adobe was made for macs? If what you say is true.........what is good about mac?
They were originally, but they've branched out an awful lot.
There isn't much keeping people on OSX except for a few select software packages. FCPX is one, although Apple still have a lot to do feature wise, despite it being the fastest for 4K work.
Well, this a sobering exchange.. I really like my mac for editing, and I just think that it is a really good computer. I've never been as satisfied with any PC as I have been with this one.
User experience and preference is a major thing though.
Yeah... I mean, I'm happy with this one, and it works for my personal needs Haha
Exactly, until 2 years ago I was a fervent Windows user. Now I it just doesn't feel right when using Windows over OSX.
Computers are tools. Would you use a shovel to rake leaves? Would you use a rake to dig a hole?
Obviously not. Both a shovel and a rake are tools. Macs and PCs are both tools. PCs are optimum for gaming. You can still use a mac for gaming, but it will be a better experience for you on a PC. You can do more creative stuff on a Mac than you can on a PC. You can do creative stuff on a PC, but your experience might be better if you do creative stuff on a mac.
Make the tool do the work for you. Most tasks become easier if you use the correct tool for the job.
Wow, this is an old one from the power PC days. That chip used to be better at rendering vector graphics, IIRC, and that's why the "creative" types used to hold Apple on a pedestal. But that hasn't been true for a long time, and especially since Apple went Intel.
In fact, I think Windows had the ability to use GPU processing power before OS X when doing stuff like rendering videos via CUDA. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I remember distinctly using Windows to do my rendering, encoding, and transcoding because OS X wouldn't do it as fast with just using the CPU.
I was just saying that some computers are better at one thing than others. In my (obviously incorrect) opinion, I use my mac for creative stuff, and my pc for other other stuff. I believed that to be slightly universally true, but I have been corrected.
I used mine for creative work as well (Adobe CS2). I've been out of that job for almost a year, yet I have little desire to switch back to Windows. With Boot Camp, I get the best of both worlds, though I still prefer to be in OS X as much as possible.
I like what I have, and I'm not going to change my ways because of a thread on macrumors
Computers are tools. Would you use a shovel to rake leaves? Would you use a rake to dig a hole?
Obviously not. Both a shovel and a rake are tools. Macs and PCs are both tools. PCs are optimum for gaming. You can still use a mac for gaming, but it will be a better experience for you on a PC. You can do more creative stuff on a Mac than you can on a PC. You can do creative stuff on a PC, but your experience might be better if you do creative stuff on a mac.
Make the tool do the work for you. Most tasks become easier if you use the correct tool for the job.
There isn't much keeping people on OSX except for a few select software packages.