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Colms 07-01-2007 06:20 PM

Virtual PC on Mac
 
Im about to buy a new computer. I multitable and play about 10 tables at a time. Ive heard macs are better computers and run well. How well does Virtual PC run? If I buy a mac, will I be able to run pokertracker, pokerace, and 10 tables at a time with 2 GB Ram without trouble? Should I just buy a PC?

Thanks in advance.

edit: Changed title. -Sam

funkyworms 07-01-2007 06:41 PM

Re: Mac for Poker
 
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Im about to buy a new computer. I multitable and play about 10 tables at a time. Ive heard macs are better computers and run well. How well does Virtual PC run? If I buy a mac, will I be able to run pokertracker, pokerace, and 10 tables at a time with 2 GB Ram without trouble? Should I just buy a PC?

Thanks in advance.

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You can run Boot Camp or Parallels and it will be just like running a PC.

Colms 07-01-2007 06:50 PM

Re: Mac for Poker
 
any opinions on mac vs pc?

TomHimself 07-01-2007 07:44 PM

Re: Mac for Poker
 
it will run on 2gb but i would say go 4gb if you are gonna run parallels

funkyworms 07-01-2007 07:59 PM

Re: Mac for Poker
 
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any opinions on mac vs pc?

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If I were you this is exactly what I would do: Buy a Mac and run Windows XP using Boot Camp or Parallels. Boot Camp and Parallels work in different ways to allow you to run separate operating systems on Mac hardware.

ToeHold 07-02-2007 03:11 AM

Re: Mac for Poker
 
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any opinions on mac vs pc?

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I use a Mac for everything except poker and games.

Boot Camp for games, Parallels for poker.

onoble 07-02-2007 06:31 PM

Re: Mac for Poker
 
Do you have to buy windows to use Parallels, Virtual PC, or boot camp?

If so, can I use the license from my old windows based laptop?

funkyworms 07-02-2007 06:36 PM

Re: Mac for Poker
 
Yes, yes, yes.

If you have an OEM licensed copy of windows on your laptop, you can't (legally) install on another machine. If it is a retail version, you can.

onoble 07-02-2007 07:24 PM

Re: Mac for Poker
 
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any opinions on mac vs pc?

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I use a Mac for everything except poker and games.

Boot Camp for games, Parallels for poker.

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Why the distinction?

Freakin 07-02-2007 07:38 PM

Re: Mac for Poker
 
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any opinions on mac vs pc?

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I use a Mac for everything except poker and games.

Boot Camp for games, Parallels for poker.

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Why the distinction?

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Boot Camp run natively, Parallels is virtualization.


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