First of all, it's laptop, not labtop.

Check this machine out. It's a killer notebook for the price.

"Available at locations like Best Buy for a mere $1350 (and currently with a $100 rebate), the P-6831 FX completely redefines the midrange gaming notebook."

Generally, a mac running windows with equivalent hardware to a PC will run games the same or better.Overclockd

Anandtech compared a Windows-running Mac with a similarly-configured PC notebook. While they tied in most applications, the PC notebook ran a few of the benchmarks around 1% faster than the Mac. "Unified" or not, a Mac won't run a game any faster than a similarly-configured PC.

It's almost a shame that Apple had to go with intel. The PPC architecture was indeed faster...codezer0

According to an "Intel Mac vs PPC Mac" article on anandtech.com, the Xeon-based Mac raped the G5-based Mac in most applications.

Yeah, quite a few Source games. I was downloading the Orange Box.

Thanks!

I'm used to purchasing my games from brick and mortar stores.

I started downloading two games last night on Steam and paused the download before shutting down. One game was paused at 87%; the other game was at 27%.

I resumed the download today. The game that was paused at 27% started from 53% when I resumed it. Is Steam always like this, or will a quarter of my game be missing?

C.R.A.Z.Y.

I totally love milk+water!

Oh. My. God. We should like, totally start a Milk+Water Union.

Doesn't really matter on an LCD screen.

A CRT running at 60Hz would look like a strobe light and give you a nice little headache in no time. But because LCD monitors don't have electron guns continuously repainting their screens, refresh rate isn't an issue.