5K 27" iMac Vs 4K Hackintosh Comparison
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
- Here is a comparison between the 5K 27" iMac Vs a Hackintosh with a 4k monitor.
Hackintosh Parts:
Motherboard: GA-Z97N-WIFI amzn.to/1yD1j8c
CPU: 4770k amzn.to/1tti8Dp
Ram: 16Gb Ram amzn.to/1nI1uOt
Storage: samsunig Evo 128GB SSD amzn.to/1nHBjHE
HDD: 1tb HDD amzn.to/1v0ASWl
Case: BitFenix Prodigy amzn.to/1wAiuWq
PSU: Corsair 600w amzn.to/1ttkgLg
GPU: Evga GTX 780 amzn.to/1zclRay
Monitor: Dell 28” 4K amzn.to/1DgU86c
Hackintosh Buyers Guide: bit.ly/1qY8KBG - Věda a technologie
@MW Technology How to Enable openCL in FCPX (hackintosh 10.11) , I have gtx750ti and tried many times , not work please help.
Very well done. Thanks for putting the time in on this.
Great video! Thanks for the comparison!
This video really helped me to decide which monitor I should buy. Thanks
just did a comparison:
HACKINTOSH iMac 27"
(early 2013) (late 2015)
i7 @ 3.49GHz vs. i5 @ 3.2GHz
16GB 1600 MHz DDR3 16GB 1600 MHz DDR3
OS X 10.8 OS X 10.11
renders the same video in Adobe After Effects CS6 in:
6:11 minutes 18:43 minutes
Nice review, subbed.
Hey i got my hackintosh up and running El captin, i dont have a 4k monitor but i do have a 2160x1080 ultrawide but when plugging everything is up and running it does not have that among other resolutions to choose from? is there something i need to install or change during clover?
So how do you handle things like system and program updates with the Apple software? Do you need to replace component
when there is a major update, or do you just not install updates at all?
Thanks!! Very well done!
what an awesome review !
You are great with this video! Please tell me what speakers you have on your desk? They look very nice
This video was produced extremely well. Great.
thank you very much for this channel!
Great video, though you could have also given more information on the maximum price configuration for the iMac and Hackintosh. It would be interesting to see if they level out more, or become more unequal.
It's been over a year since you built the Hackintosh. How's the performance holding up? is it still working well? Any quirks with running MacOS on the hackintosh? Considering building one, but not sure it's worth the risk of drivers and features not working...
LOVE this video.
Great Comparison
Very helpful
But for that 500 bucks you get a beautiful design which is all-in-one as well.. (;
Great comparison!
***** But you get an imac not a separate cpu case and a display monitor.
Because Mac hardware sucks and this not only a better spec but allows you to upgrade instead of having to dump the machine and buy a new one.
***** aactually you can and there are plenty of videos on youtube on how to do that. Plus you can buy an external ssd connect it using a lighting port and you have memory that is faster than what you get wit h your average HDD.
***** Still a better deal than buying a 27 inch 5k display dont you think? seeing how a 5k display costs exactly the same as a whole computer provided by apple!
***** thats the beauty of apple, the whole OS is optimised for 5k content and so are the apps, even 3rd party apps are being upgraded only for apples 5k display. This is the same case across all apple platforms including iOS.
A little tip: the i5-4960 got 2 physical cores and not 4 as mentioned. Moreover it has, like most of Intel cpus, multithreading technology up to 4 threads.
Great vid. Cheers
the 5k iMac only runs in 1440p. Check it. It's a very misleading name.
30hz is unacceptable and will drive you crazy in no time...
hi the video was very informative. could you make a review between a MacBook pro vs a hackintosh laptop review please.
Friend!! great job!!
I have a question... the case BitFenix Prodigy is compatible with the motherboard GA-Z87X-UD5 th?
Do you have a build guide for this Hackintosh? Where do you connect the display on that case?
Why is nobody talking about the fact that the baseline model costs 2629 and the cheapest 5K monitor you can buy is 2499? That's an extremely good bang for your buck if you ask me...
Also, I don't see why a video like this is useful. Everyone who knows how to build a hackintosh knows that it will be more powerful. For other users who don't know how to build one, this video isn't helpful anyway. So I don't see who could use a video like this. This just seems like a video to bash apple. He's talking 2 minutes about how decent the dell monitor is, didn't even take 5 secs to talk about the 5K display, total bias if you ask me...
good analysis. It does look bias concerning the screen and the hardware as well.
The 5K dell monitor is a wide gamut monitor, so it will not be fair to match it with the iMAC. But even if we cut the price of the Dell monitor in half the mac is still less expensive. What the HK buys you is easy to upgrade and fine-tune. It will use far more power (electric bills) but you can change components super easy. The report is biased? yes mostly. Math can show that it is. See my reply to Haniff Din, but it's what it is.
is there any reason you didn't want to use the 5k dell monitor for a more fair comparison? or is it because a 5k monitor stand alone costs almost as much as the 5k imac so you would not be able to say you are getting a better buy. The reason you choose 5k over 4 is so when you are editing 5k content you can see all of the video plus the editing software
3expensive5contest
Buts its not a same for same comparison I understand cost but you can't say this set up is cheaper and not match the thing that makes the 5k a 5k
Jayson Young Yeah I'm not sure why he didn't.
But oh well videos been done.
Its not really a difference though.
No performance difference in anything.
It actually would effect the performance. A higher resolution would cause the graphics card to work slightly harder. Case in point change the resolution on a game or video it will run faster if you lower that resolution.
Jayson Young Well this video didn't have much to do with gaming now did it?
Plus all games in the video were ran at 1080p.
Majid Syed very good video, can make a video showing how to have windows and mac in to a pc (dual boot) ?
what do you suggest a macbook pro late 2013 (i5 /8g/ssd) or an hackintosh pc (i7/16g/ssd) for editing max 3-4 min 1080p or 2.7k ???
One thing people seem to be discounting in the comments is the actual quality of the two screens here.
I work in a computer store and have always been a PC nerd, but the screens used in the iMacs are FLAWLESS. I've been testing the 5k iMac against everything we have - 4k TVs, monitors, etc - the iMac stomps all the competition in clarity and colour.
A $400 4k monitor with very mixed reviews is not a fair comparison. In fact, I challenge anyone to find a screen as good as the one on the iMac for under $1000. When you consider that, I have a hard time understanding how people can say these new iMacs are overpriced.
Yes, they have beautiful displays, nobody denies that. The problem is that the specs of the actual machine are no where near as good as a PC of the same price. In fact, I could make a hackintosh with better specs than the best possible iMac (which is $4100 USD) for around $2000, then get a high quality 4k monitor and save myself $1000. Hell, I could buy a 27'' iMac to use as my monitor and still save money.
Thanks Waj.
$2.5k vs $1.95 - more than fair comparison. For the same components it would be $3.5k vs 1.95K
Besides this, I was wondering if there would be a possibility of a budget Intel NUC vs. a Mac Mini to see which is the better performer in that category.
nice job bro
Hi, how affect the performance if use onboard GPU for Ligthroom working?
"You simply go to apple.com, select whichever version you like the best, and it'll come to your door shipped."
This is an iMac commercial.
The Imac has a M290X NOT a 290x, the M290x has about the same performance as the r9 270x.
MW Technology
Hi there, thank you for your video!
I have a Hackintosh and a 4k monitor, but I have a problem. At that resolution everything is very very small (I know you can make things bigger, but not everything). That doesn't happen with Apple's Retina Display, so I guess theres's a special kind of OS for that? How did you manage to solve this problem? What system definition have you set? (iMac 5.1?) Sorry for being stupid! :)
Thank you in advance!
is the hackintosh good enough for day to day use or is it require alot of work?
I would love to see this done again with the same Hackintosh and the i7, m295x 4GB video card, with 32 GB of memory.
Great video for comparing whats really needed when it comes to what you get with a iMac 5K. I was just thinking today that the prices of a 4k monitors will come down a lot by next summer. I'm wanting to build an i7 5820k Hackintosh and your video just persuaded me to do that instead of paying about $3000 to get the iMac 5K the way I'd want it.
he not tell you how hard it is too make one do it wrong and it could cost you
halo7903
The only thing that could go wrong is the software just doesnt load up right and at the very least you format the hard-drive and start over. If your hurting the motherboard or installing parts wrong well that user error. Plenty of high quality video on Google to teach you how to build one.
and graphic card to it can be a bitch with the software if you don't do it right and have a apple computer to do it all
great test, fair or not, we can take our own conclusions what is good for ourself. I hope you wil test an X99 board/970gtx and compare that one with this test. And Yosemite vs Yosemite. Thanks
Great video, i hope to build one soon.. being that it is now March 2015, would you recommend the same parts or is there a better configuration available?
ILL FLO
Not really. Maybe new GTX 970 and 980 with 8 GB of RAM will be released, but that is just a rumour.
As for what to get: www.tonymacx86.com/
Thanks...
I wonder, would your Hackintosh work with your 40" 4K monitor you did a review on? Please let me know, thank you...
You do the least bias and most helpful comparison videos.
I was wondering about all of the bugs one might experience building a Hackintosh. I really love apple but I don't want to spend 4,000 on a computer. How well does the PC integrate with OSX? Will I have to troubleshoot it every time it updates?
Can you tell me what about AVID MEDIA COMPOSER performance in both .
I have almost this exact same hackintosh, just 2013's best hardware, and I got my dell monitor for $200 on a 1 day ebay sale. I've been looking at upgrading to yosemite from mountain lion, but I think Its going to be very difficult.
That budget powersupply though lmao
+Tu Chenz lol kids in africa could have eaten that power suply LOL
On any Hackintosh, does AirDrop and AirPlay working?
My score on the unigine vally benchmark was 2650.
Im running an AMD 6300 3.5ghz and an Nvidia GTX 650Ti Boost. i was using the exact same settings as the one in the video.
Polarizing to say the least. The minimum hardware specs that I would like to have would set me back $3.7K, in the PC world that could buy me quite a bit of kit (hardware wise) and 2x4K monitors. I don't care much for how beautiful the iMac is and it is beautiful; that would be lost in the clutter of paperork and accessories littered around my desk within a week anyway. My personal take away from this video is that Hackintosh can run halfway decent gfx card. Dual Boot with a windows-box for gaming and no one loses out. My only concern is that hackintosh might not support SLI/crossfire. and driving 2x4K panels at 60Hz (in a gaming environment) is probably beyond what a single gfx can do.
Tom Rodgers
OS X does not support SLI or Crossfire, but the system is capable of recognising and using more than one GPU, again depending on the application.
Man, what movie is playing on 2:18??? Please! Thanks
can these monitor have sound and project 4k @60Hz?
Friend the motherboard ATX and ITX OR?
Hello there
I have hackintosh with gtx 770 2GB
And i wanna upgrade GPU because i am interested in video editing.
I'm looking for GTX titan z
Is it worth to spend money for that ?
My spec:
i7 third generation
32 ram
128 SSD / 1TB HHD / 256 HHD
GTX 770 2GB
is there a way to get a motherboard that runs hackintosh that can also support a PCI connected SSD for faster read/write times, like the one that is in the imac 5K? Preferably it also is Thunderbolt 2 ready. Please send me model/link. Im building a hackitosh for video editing and I need super fast read/write times to run on a modestly built hack.
John Clayton Lee
www.tonymacx86.com/ is a good source to get information. And it is PCIe, because PCI is not supported on a Hackintosh.
As for TB 2, and only one port of course, because who needs more than that and there is really not enough room for a second or fourth port on this, but that is why I got an Asus Z97 Gryphon main board: www.asus.com/Motherboards/ThunderboltEX_II/
Pretty much unrevelant question about the video, more of a general for Hackintosh:
How problematic is it when a new update is due, either just a security one or the entire OS?
good job ..
I don't get why you didn't do this "vs" with machines that are as closely matched as possible. An i5 will never beat an i7 (same gen) no matter how overclocked it is. And having 16GB vs 8GB of RAM is definitely a head scratcher as well. There's no real basis here and all non-Mac people are going to see is "Yeah Mac's suck. This proves it!".
you have to compare them in term of cost or in term of specification,
in term of cost, this hackintosh cost them less than 2000$ with better result than the iMac which cost 500$ more.
so what do you think if he compare it with the same specification? it would be a lot cheaper than you expected.
Ahmad Ataya the iMac here was barely outperformed by the hackintosh(considering it has double the threads, double the ram and less pixel to push through to screen). A similar specd hackintosh might be cheaper but may not fare well in terms of performance.
Hey, I was wondering: is it worth to get an Hackintosh instead of a proper Mac? Also, since I've tried to build one in the past, how is it better to set it up? Should I use a dual-boot on the same SSD or to have two separate SSDs so 1 for Mac OS X and the other for Windows 8? Because I wanted to have the Hackintosh in the same machine I'm using as a gaming PC.
I'd also be interested in knowing the answer to this question.
I do it myself, using dual boot too. Its not really hard to do. The increased hardware specs about almost 2.5 times the power for almost half the money that was spent on our mac has massively increased my performance in things i use like logic pro. I'm a windows user, but i need logic pro. Hackintosh forever! Though, that 5k 60hz is nice, i'd rather have a computer to back that resolution and frame-rate.
dalton hendrickson Oh, i also left out that i have 2 partitions for dual booting on a Samsung 840 evo.
Hi. I wanted to build my own Hackintosh. My current pc specs is similar to the one used on this video. Do you have a step by step guide on how to install OS X? I've tried a couple of sites and most of them lead to a Virtual Machine running Mac which is not a fluid solution. Hope to hear from you guys soon.
Mac : pay more for the white paint. It's top quality, it doesn't turn yellow after a couple years.
You should have done the test with the !7 model and you also should have user upgraded the ram to 32 gbs for a fair comparison.
Which version of Mac is this?
Can you tell me what is very important to have for a hackintosh (i mean the components like ram...)
+mad simon today
The motivation to find this out for yourself is what you need.
Momo 7 google Tonymacx86.com
how get more fps in imac or mac pc
dualboot with win10 using bootcamp if you dont want use usb or cd
Imac or dell icant decide i really dont give a shit about the ssd and rams cuz idk wtf that means i just want a coolass computer... Anything plz comment your opinion on which one is better or which i should get.?
this is so sad :(
how can u call it comparison?
[All In one] VS [desktop]
[base model] vs [custom build]
compare it to mac pro
Nhirlathothep Max
Again unfair, because workstation components (CPU and RAM and GPUs) vs. consumer computer components, or CCC as they called it in the 1960s.
Indecisive Fella 100% true
Nhirlathothep Max It's a price comparison. Basically, it's showing what you can get given a certain price limit. It's entirely fair.
***** so [my car] vs [1 Ferrari's wheel] it s fair: same price and mine is faster and has more features
Nhirlathothep Max
I mean sure, if you want to do that. But this video focuses on two fully functioning machines at similar price points.
Kind of a different ordeal in that respect.
This is not a fair comparison by any standard. I myself currently have a dual-boot hackintosh. If you had compared the same or very similar specifications the results would have undoubtedly been better on the iMac
which dell 4k is 60 refresh rate ?
6:18 not to judge but you're using a wireless keyboard why so awkward playing? right, too ocd to move the keyboard
Why not use the same hardware? Then compare? I understand you can't use the same screen but well?
small problem is how fast hardware changes.esp in the pc world. Now youd use a 9000 series video card, sam sung has a 32 inch 4k monitor for 500 and even slightly faster ssd drives. But still I like the video and how you compared them.
Very nice case.
I don't really know why you would compare the base line i5 iMac with less memory to a i7 Hackintosh with double the memory.
Still good video.
Ah I see you acknowledge the difference in hw comparisons.
I love the case and also love that you priced out the components, although prices will be different here outside the US. Great work.
So why not test i7 vs i7 ?
Also, go under the Apple on your Hackintosh and run a software update on the main OS.... doesn't usually work so smoothly without some fucking around, not ideal for a production environment.
I would but the iMac for its all in one design and the plug and play thing
Nice..!!!
I am posting this from my Mac Mini. I have the Thunderbird IPS monitor. It is a very good monitor for what it is. But it is not a 5K monitor.
Which game is it at 6:42 ?
you talk so much man. directly come to the point . good luck
this comparison is very fair, we pay money for performance. before i make my own opinion, i use macbook pro retina 13, used to have 15 as well, but sold it, too slow for my line of work.(i got them both for free.)
here is what i would put together, if i would like to make hackintosh
4790k
Gigabyte GA-Z97N-WIFI Mini ITX
G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3-2133 Memory
Asus GeForce GTX Titan Black 6GB Video Card
2x Samsung 840 Pro Series 128GB raid0
Seagate Barracuda 3TB 3.5" 7200RPM
Asus PB287Q 60Hz 28.0" Monitor
Corsair 250D Mini ITX Tower Case
=Total: $2606.88
(this is by pcpartpicker)
so this is same price as base imac 5k and it would destroy it in every task.
there is no point getting 5k display, firstly there is no content in 5k and there is no single gpu that can handle even 4k properly.
@MW Technology really good video buddy! You should try to build x99 platform and compare that to mac pro, so that apple fanboys can cry again :d
I have a similarly configured Hackintosh and several "real" mac laptops. I would say there are two big issues that someone interested in going the hackintosh route should consider. Yes the hassle of building it is an obvious one, you will spend hours and possibly days ironing out a solid configuration and OS install. From my perspective it is an expert-level PC build, as PC components work with Windows right away (+Drivers) for the most part. It is much much more involved than building a PC, especially if you want to dual or triple boot and use RAID drives or multiple graphics cards. Be prepared to learn a lot. The second major issue is support. While there are several fantastic communities to learn from and seek out wisdom, there is no official support for anything hackintosh related. When your graphics card isn't fully functioning, you can't take it to the Genius Bar, and you can't call nvidia for support, both will say we don't support our product with that software/hardware. If you are in a production environment, where the computer(s) you use make you your money, I would highly recommend sticking with a real Mac for the support, warrantee, and reliability. UNLESS, you are extremely savvy and the idea of tinkering excited you, then go for it, maybe have a backup real mac for worst case breakdown scenario.
good edition ;)
i have an intel core i7 7700K with Rx 480 8gb DDR5 card and 32gb DDR4 Ram can i run hackintosh on my system..............???
i want to use final cut pro.....
It does sounds like if you put same quality of 5K monitor, the price will be quite close.
In addition, for system stability native OSX is a lot stable than Hackintosh which is illegal as well. The time and effort to make all parts compatible and solving a lot of kernel panic will cost more than the money you saved.
6:03-6:11 It is not true that you cannot get these speeds on hackintoshs, you can get PCIe SSDs on the retail market (some of them have well over 2 GB/s).
12:13 Macs are still expensive, but not expensive as they were before, 500$ price difference is less than the differences where a few years ago.
Good intentions here.. but would've liked to see at least 16gb in the imac. It's not much to upgrade to that?
You can't compare the prices given the screen is quite a bit better.. 5k screens are probably over-priced right now though ($2.5k for Dell 5k) so hard to estimate the cost in one year..
It would be a much more fair comparison to do I7 vs I7, the upgraded video, and 16 Gig Ram vs 16 Gig ram. This was comparing "Apples" Vs Oranges so to speak. Not really a good comparison but thanks for the time. I think it shows an upgraded iMac to match would have equaled or done better than the Hackintosh.
Still good info - Thanks
I see there are plenty of ignored comments prior to my post - please disregard like the rest.
Please compare now Dell 5K vs iMac 5K
How much is the Hackintosh?
The only problem with a Hackintosh vs the real thing is the setup, it can be a real pain in the ass. I'm working on one right now, and it works beautifully but if I wanted to upgrade to Yosemite it would take several hours and a whole lot of rum. I have a 4gb nvidia graphics card but it's limited unlike it would be on a pc. I'm going to save up and just buy a real mac, this 5k one looks like the one to buy. I'll this machine as a gaming rig, which was the original reason I built it, and my future mac for everything else.
how can we connect GPU to monitor? via display port or HDMI?
+Jeff Poole Mate that's very likely a fourteen year old that knows there's a HDMI on his xbox and had never heard of DisplayPort until you had mentioned it. Pretty clear to me.
OK guys be cool
I guess there's no Thunderbolt 2 or USB 3 ports on the Hackintosh? No ethernet ports? So, if add those capabilities, which the iMac of course has, wouldn't the price work out about the same?
a 4K vs 5K resolution battle woukd be nice, not a look at refresh rates or colors, just on resolution ;)
Hi what is ur name? Raj? Or something else? I couldn't understand
I just purchased a 5K iMac. I've had it since October 30th and have been fairly impressed. I went with the i7 and the R9 295x upgrade because I didn't want to be hobbled by the slower processor and graphics card of the i5 and R9 290. However, while it's nice, I've been thinking about returning it to Apple and building a Hackintosh instead. It's just something that I've always wanted to do, and the thought of saving money and getting a more powerful machine in the process is very alluring (I realize I won't be getting 5K, but there are some very nice 4K monitors out there right now).
I do have a few questions though: 1. Is it possible to build a Hackintosh and still have handoff capabilities? I've read that I may need a wifi adapter. Are there any mother boards that have out of the box Bluetooth and wifi capability that is compliant with Yosemite? 2. Are there any features of the OS X that I would lose by building a Hack instead of sticking with my 5K mac? 3. As I also have a Macbook Pro Retina, should I just build a great PC system, and just plug my Macbook Pro into my monitor when I want to stay with OS X?
Thanks again for the comparison and information. I've been going back on forth on what to do. I have about 8 more days to make a decision before it will be too late to return the mac back to Apple - and I'm really stuck...
A few things to note about this. I currently have a hackintosh and also a Macbook Pro Retina.
Wifi is iffy even with the best adapters. I have tried a bunch.
Same with bluetooth (may or not be important to you) also tried a few
Warranty is annoying with a built computer because you're going to have to take it apart.
Software is also quite frustrating at times. An example of this is when I update I have to reinstall the kext for sound ever single time.
I have had 3 hackintoshes so far and currently with an i7, Nvidia GTX 660 (i don't do gaming)
If you plan to overclock it might not like that. There's a lot to go wrong with it software wise. You have to do a lot of research in order to get it right on.
I will be getting an iMac with retina as soon as my current hackintosh dies. (since the last update it won't go to sleep properly)
If you do gaming go with building a desktop like you were thinking about. It will be cheaper and no headache if you stick with windows
If you want a computer that works without issue generally and have a clean desk space go with the iMac and stick with it.
Wow! It seems like a major hassle. I have a lot to think about. I do like to game as well as work on my desktop to write lessons for my classroom. The iMac so far has done okay at gaming (I'm playing Tomb Raider at a 4K setting with everything turned up and getting 27 FPS - 40 if I drop down to 3K). With word processing the 5K is a very nice screen to write on (I assume that would be the same on a hackintosh).
I guess I'll have to weigh the pros and cons and then make a decision. My biggest fear is being stuck with a 5K first generation iMac that will have outdated hardware in 6 months. But I also want something that consistently works. Heck - at this point I may just return the Mac, not build a hackintosh and just run windows on a desktop. Too many decisions ; )
I really appreciate your advice.
that is a R9 295xm not a R9 295x LOL
Well I went ahead and returned my iMac. I was starting to get some very yellowish and sepia tones colors on the screen. I also ran into a problem where the middle portion of the monitor would flicker non stop. This eventually went away, but I knew something just wasn't right. Not to say that all of the 5k's are like this, just the one I had.
Decided to buy another iMac, but then cancelled my order.
I'm going to try and build my own desktop after all. Maybe even try a hackintosh. I've already ordered (and have received) some of the parts. I went with the Asus 4K monitor. An i7 4790K CPU, two Gigabyte GTX 970 GPU's (which are on back order), a gigabyte motherboard, evga 850 PSU, some corsair ram, nzxt H440 case, a 256 Samsung SSD, and a 3TB Black HD. Even with a keyboard and mouse, I'm under the cost of a new 5K imac.
However, there are some things that make me wonder if I made a good choice. 1. The monitor is not as good as the imac. The resolution is there, but not the color - it's washed out and only 4K. Also when the monitor is plugged into my MacBook Pro retina, the text is tiny. If I make it larger its jagged. 2. It is very cluttered with all the parts - lots of cords.
The good however - I'll get awesome performance. I can tinker with it (which can be fun), and if I need to upgrade, I will always have that option (I know better screens are on the horizon).
I'll have to let you know if I made the right decision when the build is done.
John Christensen lol good change but you changed beacuse of the screen colours lol
Love it :D SMBios macpro 3.1. Just use imac14.2 >
very tempted by the 5k iMac , but my head says to go with the versatility of separate pc & monitor
no. you wont regret a iMac
A 5k IPS monitor today will run you more than an iMac it self.
***** Until you go to upgrade anything except the RAM. After that, all the regret.
Babbar Sher Films my head said , "stick with PC hardware, and wait for 4K/5K monitors to reduce in price" .. i stuck with 2560x1140p in the meantime. I already have a macbook retina laptop for the 'apple experience'
***** i stuck with pc hardware, looking forward to grabbing a 980ti soon... more horsepower behind the screen
the Imac 5k uses an amd r9 290m not a 290x it cannot fit a desktop gpu in the chassis nor could they cool it
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