Where do you like to shop for high end computer workstations?
 

Where do you like to shop for high end computer workstations?

I have always built my own, so its always just a part here or there to keep up with changing technology, but if I was going to buy a second one I would just buy a Dell XPS, Cheaper then building the same computer from parts most of the time.

if i was going to spend big bucks i would go to http://www.boxxtech.com/products/3DB...BOXX_Intel.asp

newegg.com

Building one right now and I get most of my parts from Frys Electronics here in San Diego. They have some great deals.

Just ordered one myself.

http://store.apple.com/

I am about to convert to the dark side. I bought a mac book on new year's eve. Now I am ordering an iMac this week. I never thought I would be one of "them."

I always build my own.

high end for gaming? video editing?

I got one here once, damn fine PC http://cyberpowerpc.com top notch service, wicked PC

It's one the reasons I'm not a big fan of Apple: the attitude of some of their users. :)

That's exactly my problem with mac. I HATE those pretentious, starbucks sipping peckerheads.

Damn, those are some pretty high end computers.

Just wait until you can jump from Ubuntu to Windows to OSX without leaving OSX. (VMWare Fusion)

We have 2 of the new 21'' iMacs, 1 Macbook and I just ordered a desktop to power the two 30'' LCDs I won from YappoDollars. My brother made an offer for my Macbook, so I might be upgrading that soon too.

Once you go Mac, you never go back :winkwink:

Yeah, really I was a little ho-hum about the mac until I installed quicksilver. Now I am wondering how I possibly used a PC as long as I did. My only real beef so far is that the mighty mouse sucks shit. Fortunately my logitech g9 works just fine.

Yep, I hear Bill Gates doesn't get his coffee from Starbucks either.

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holy shit :thumbsup

The MM is just something you get used to, or not. Quicksilver is a cool app, that I'm just starting to get more benefit from.

Check out VMWare Fusion if you haven't already.

I have no real preference between Mac and PC in terms of hardware, although I loathe the phony smarmy Mac advertising. But all our software is PC, so I'm really shopping for PCs.