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I'm keen to replace my iMac 27 i7 2009 with something newer. I really like the look of the newly revealed iMac pro.. but the price looks likely to be beyond my reach. I also have a 2016 MacBook pro - I use the iMac now primarily as a screen...
I'm also a keen gamer - and have a separate windows machine (gtx 1070 GPU, i7 etc). However my son and I are aways fighting over time on the machine and I find myself trying to run games on my mac - which simply is not possible (even on the relatively new MacBook pro)
I started to read about hackingtosh - and see a potential for dual booting (windows only for games). However, if I was building a new pure games machine I would be looking at 7th gen and 200 series motherboards. I wonder if I should wait for a few months to see if High Sierra brings further support for the latest chipsets?
Any thoughts very welcome.
I'm also a keen gamer - and have a separate windows machine (gtx 1070 GPU, i7 etc). However my son and I are aways fighting over time on the machine and I find myself trying to run games on my mac - which simply is not possible (even on the relatively new MacBook pro)
I started to read about hackingtosh - and see a potential for dual booting (windows only for games). However, if I was building a new pure games machine I would be looking at 7th gen and 200 series motherboards. I wonder if I should wait for a few months to see if High Sierra brings further support for the latest chipsets?
Any thoughts very welcome.