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Hi Everyone,
I'm in a bit of a predicament and really could use some advice here.
I love PC gaming with my ageing 2008 MacPro (via BootCamp) but it just can't cope anymore.
I'm in a bit of a predicament and really could use some advice here.
I love PC gaming with my ageing 2008 MacPro (via BootCamp) but it just can't cope anymore.
My plan is to either buy or build a dedicated gaming PC to use in my study but at the same time I do not want to be without a 'Mac environment' for the benefit of all my other Apple peripherals.
If I explain how my system is currently set up perhaps you guys can help me with the best way to move forward?
In my MacPro I have 2 x 500Gb SSD's with 1 purely for the Mac OS and Home folder and another for Windows 10.
There are also 2 internal HD's for Backup.
All my photos and music are stored on an external HD.
If I explain how my system is currently set up perhaps you guys can help me with the best way to move forward?
In my MacPro I have 2 x 500Gb SSD's with 1 purely for the Mac OS and Home folder and another for Windows 10.
There are also 2 internal HD's for Backup.
All my photos and music are stored on an external HD.
I better mention that all I use my mac for these days is for some photo retouching, web browsing and streaming my music and photos to the Apple TV's I have in my lounge and kitchen.
So the problem is do I get a Mac Mini, MacBook or the latest iPad considering the above and the fact that I only plan to have just the one monitor on my desk?
Many thanks in advance and hoping you can help.
So the problem is do I get a Mac Mini, MacBook or the latest iPad considering the above and the fact that I only plan to have just the one monitor on my desk?
Many thanks in advance and hoping you can help.
