best laptop for me?

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chriscc

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i have had windows and macs. I currently have a mac and its time for an upgrade. Ive been doing research but cant find what im looking for. I love how macs are super light weight and super fast. Every windows laptop ive ever owned are super slow after about a month and after factory restoring them they are still slow. I would get a mac again but my only issue is i cant play spintires. I dont play computer games but i love spintires and play it all the time on my old windows but it doesnt meet the requirements and the game lags and isnt as fun if it were on a better laptop. Any recommendations on a good laptop? My requirements on a laptop are fast and will stay running fast like mac, light weight as possible (im not expecting mac weight but not a brick either), can play spintires full graphics and speed, and one i can still use in bed. price isnt an issue.
 
We all have our preference when it comes to Mac or PC. I tend to be more of a PC person since I like some gaming along with my graphic designing and PCs are better for gaming plus they can run the graphic designing programs that I need as well such as Photoshop, illustrator, etc.. I had a Macbook Pro back last year when I started studying graphic design and was eventually rather disappointed with it. First of all it didn't have full 1080 HD graphics and since I liked gaming on my computer when I have the time I used boot camp to run windows. Eventually I found myself liking windows much more than mac and when I got an add in the mail from Costco and seen the laptop that I have now and seen that it had good specs and was within my budget I got it. My PC has been very good for me. Being a graphic design student the main problem I have is that most of the teachers in my program use Mac in which there are slightly different controls. However, in graphic design you are expected to be able to work both Macs and PCs. Also I've been told that PCs don't have as vibrant of color as Macs, but I haven't noticed any difference between the color of a Mac and PC.
 
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