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    Discussion in 'Off-Topic Lounge' started by Slapshot, Feb 11, 2011.

    1. Slapshot

      Slapshot Well-Known Member

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      #1 Slapshot, Feb 11, 2011
      I'm currently looking into getting a Macbook Pro and need to know if the model I'm looking at will be sufficient for my needs. The specs are:

      -13 inch screen

      -2.4GHz processor with Intel Core Duo

      -A 128GB SSD

      -NVIDIA GeForce 320M Graphics

      Now would this model be good (or good enough) for using iMovie, Final Cut Pro, Logic Express, Minecraft, and uploading videos? Thanks for the help :)
       
    2. K?!

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      #2 K?!, Feb 11, 2011

      FLkc
       
    3. Slapshot

      Slapshot Well-Known Member

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      #3 Slapshot, Feb 11, 2011
      what? minecraft runs fine on my 1GHz dual core sony vaio lol
       
    4. SirGawaine

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      #4 SirGawaine, Feb 11, 2011
      IMO, you should hold out on getting one first. Rumours are that a new macbook pro is coming out in a few months don't know whether they are true though. As for the specs, it's all good. I want the same specs myself but 128GB is a bit too little for video editing.
       
    5. Eli

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    6. MidianGTX

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      #6 MidianGTX, Feb 11, 2011
      Yeah I'd hold out on an upgrade, the low end Pro sounds almost the same as my regular, non-Pro Macbook. I've got the 13-inch screen and 2.4 Intel Core Duo, not the SSD admittedly, but 250GB instead of 128GB, and a 9400M card instead of 320M. Not a massive difference between the two considering the price.
       

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