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Re: Why don’t PC parts work in a Mac ?

in Milliways
I switched to OS X around a year after Windows 7 came out. Mainly because I wanted to move away from Windows and have a more Linux like machine. However at that time my adventures into Linux were not fruitful and as I became invested into the Apple environment it felt natural to move there. Ever …

Re: Toshiba T4900CT

Amazing adventure. Congratulations! I have a busted Acer Extensa 710T and I hope one day I can fix it like you did with your Toshiba. The Acer was my first ever laptop and it had Win95. So far, from what I can see... your Toshiba is now factory perfect? No issues? Hows the experience now in 2020, …

Re: Why don’t PC parts work in a Mac ?

in Milliways
I'll give you that point, because you're right. If there was an update to Litchie's DOSBox port to current source version, for sure the GP2 game would be much faster in a current iPad, although mine is the 2nd gen iPad Pro 12.9 inch model.

Re: Why don’t PC parts work in a Mac ?

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The NEW iPads are Fast ! Some are faster than the quad core intel MacBooks. ROFL, I have DOSBox in both, and these iPads can't barely play Grand Prix 2 without their Processor Occupancy skyrocket above 500% unless I make changes to disable certain stuff. While on a Mac, the DOSBox can play GP2 …

Re: Why don’t PC parts work in a Mac ?

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ARM's are not that bad and getting better. x64 is brute force, ARM still packs a punch in terms of throughput (especially considering it's power requirements ). ARM definitely has a high power consumption, I have a rPi3 and my I need to buy a new power supply instead of the one that came with it, …

Re: Why don’t PC parts work in a Mac ?

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There are rumours of Apple thinking about doing ARM-based Macs. While I don't know if this is entirely true, I would not like an ARM-based Mac and neither support or buy it. Leave them (ARM processors) to the tablets and smartphones, where they do really excel. I don't believe an ARM-based macbook …

Re: Why don’t PC parts work in a Mac ?

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Phew, that is wrong on so many levels. I'd argue the Linux ecosystem is dominating the computer industry - if you count in all the massive datacentres that make the Internet work. Apple is mainly used by creative workers, hipsters and people who don't know any better. Hollywood also uses their mac …

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