So - I just bought a retina MBP. It works great, except that I'm realizing a few things about my usage patterns that might mean I made a mistake.
I'm a light user that USED to be a power user. I used to tons of heavy photo editing, video editing, 3d gaming, etc. I don't anymore - I edit my own photos when travelling in photoshop (not RAW, nothing crazy intense), I edit short movies (under 10 minutes) usually in iMovie cause its easy. The rest is web browsing, and normal work. No rendering or anything.
The other thing I do do - in small more-and-more-rare spurts is play 3d games. But the mac is really not the platform for that. I'm playing a cider-wrapped Skyrim now and its a bit buggy and slow even on the rMBP.
I'm trying to figure out if it would make more sense for me to have an Air and an external monitor and then a small windows desktop for gaming. Or perhaps an air and an iMac and use bootcamp when I game.
Can anyone speak to how having a 2-mac setup works with syncing and cloud, etc.?
Thanks all
I'm a light user that USED to be a power user. I used to tons of heavy photo editing, video editing, 3d gaming, etc. I don't anymore - I edit my own photos when travelling in photoshop (not RAW, nothing crazy intense), I edit short movies (under 10 minutes) usually in iMovie cause its easy. The rest is web browsing, and normal work. No rendering or anything.
The other thing I do do - in small more-and-more-rare spurts is play 3d games. But the mac is really not the platform for that. I'm playing a cider-wrapped Skyrim now and its a bit buggy and slow even on the rMBP.
I'm trying to figure out if it would make more sense for me to have an Air and an external monitor and then a small windows desktop for gaming. Or perhaps an air and an iMac and use bootcamp when I game.
Can anyone speak to how having a 2-mac setup works with syncing and cloud, etc.?
Thanks all