Is it possible?

chaddiablo

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Alright I have never had a mac before.
So I don't really know much about its hardware's and casing.

But i've built dozens of PC/non mac gaming computers

I was thinking I get an empty mac desktop casing.
And add PC/non mac parts into it.

Is it possible?
 
Of course it's possible.

But my Comp Sci teacher tells us that rounded corners are for special people.
 
I just want the white mac casing of the computer lol
 
Like this one here

God said:
You could just spray paint the PC white. Because you don't know for sure if it'll work, or it may be very difficult. Give it a try.
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I guess I could, but I need the style too.
Or I could just poke some holes in the casing to make it look like a mac casing lol.
 
Of course it's possible, or you could ya know, just buy a Mac.

Brace for flaming.
 
I'll make my laptop look like a mac in 10 seconds.
 
God said:
I second this. Buying a mac would be better than making a PC look like a mac.
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Well I like the design of a mac but not the software.
 
What's wrong with the software?

Software on Windoze sucks ass.
 
Only thing about Mac is that if you crash and it breaks, well it sucks.
 
Reality said:
What's wrong with the software?

Software on Windoze sucks ass.
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All mac is is a pretty linux....

you you really want a to make you pc look like a mac, you could put the stuff in there, but not all mayfit.
 
Mac isn't just a pretty Linux, you clearly know nothing about the software on a Mac
 
Reality said:
Only thing about Mac is that if you crash and it breaks, well it sucks.
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and you have to deal the genius bar if you take it to a apple store, and well the workers treat you like a baby. very annoying to me.


Reality said:
Mac isn't just a pretty Linux, you clearly know nothing about the software on a Mac
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Mac is based on UNIX. Using Mostly* the same stuff as you can get for free in ubuntu, kubuntu, Linux mint.
 
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