Are you sure? Because I tried to help my friend get an SSD for his mac and It could not support it. And it was brand new. Also, I know they can run PCIe 3.0. But they can not fully power the lanes. Such as the multi lane 2 TB SSD. But I will admit, most PC's can fully utlize that either. You need a $1,000 CPU for that. To fully utilize every lane at full pototional.SSD's = standard in the MacBook and MacBook Air's for over two years. SSD's and Hybrid drives available in the iMacs for over two years. PCIe 3.0, last generation of the tower Mac Pros (sad to see that form-factor die though). GPU's - what do you really need?
As customizable as you can do with a scratch-built PC from components? Nope. Never been that way. Can't argue there.
But I have Macs running years beyond where most people trash their PC's. My Mac laptop and desktop are 10 and 8 years old respectively, both running fine, doing what I need. Any issues I've had have been the normal stuff like hard drives failing after years of use.
It is not about what you need. It is about what you can do. =) 4 way SLI 980 ti's for 4k gaming at 80fps? If I could afford it, you know I would. I have my dream build. That I will never be able to afford. I do not get people who get a titian. Waste of monies. it cost almost 2 times what the ti cost for 3% more power. A light overclock would take care of that. Just play another 150 and get 2 ti's.
I will admit, I do not know nearly as much about Mac's as I do PC. So if I am wrong on something about the mac I will admit I do not know it all on them. I have never worked on them. I tried to onetime and could not find parts it supported. So told my friend to sale it and get a PC.
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