The current iMac that I plan on getting comes with a Intel Core 2 duo 3.06GHz. I was wondering what other chips are comparable to it like on the PC?? According to Toms Hierarchy Chart the Duo 2's are in the 3rd catergory down from the top! I just didn't know if this also counted for an Apple version? I am pretty sure its multi thread cause most intel chips are, but, what I really want to know, is it any good?? Cause if not I was considering waiting for the next iMacs to come out. Hopefully with Quad-Cores or at least an i3 or i5!!

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So my intentions were to get a mac like all my personal favoite artists besides one(pro-tools guy), the rest mainly my favorites all use Logic! Logic and Ableton are what I plan on installing all together, and I can't do that on a PC. I have considered bailing and becoming a pro tools 'guy', but guitar center, musicians friends and mac workers all say that pro tools is out and Logic is in. That was like 8/2 opinions on random days, for Logic. Well I kinda figured out the hierarchy on toms 'gaming' list, which is pretty accurate.

It would put the iMac 21.5' that I want below any AMD 900 and at the same level as a Thuban 1055t. Well I am not after superior video, I am after superior sound and super multitasking!

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So Intel will definitely be the winner, then since I am buying external interfaces that are at a high sampling rate and so forth, the need for a sound card is obsolete. Since I can install my windows vista ultimate on the mac, I would still have access to all things windows plus any window application but I couldn't do that the other way around(non-hackintosh), so on Mac I would be able to utilize both OS's for different things. I can see a pc built for a nice recording studio, it's pretty much a draw, one thing out weighs the other, I get a little bit faster cpu with pc, but I get a machine that was comletely built by apple even the OS so everything is intergrated including recording software. Then on pc I can pick and choose performance parts with several different warr. But on apple, I have superior customer sevice that could go inside a store and get help. I could go on, but I would say 50/50, then with price/performance, well you don't buy a Mac for video gaming, so its pretty much like comparing Mars and Venus, there totally two different worlds- The first world is Mac Fan boys and the other world of PC Snobs!

Either way there both picked on equally to. Well to answer the question, the Core2Duo is equivalent to a Core2Duo (as it's the same chip), though if i would venture into a guess, the closest you might find is the Core i3, though the only Core i series they have is the i5 quad code (which is NOT worth the $800 more they are asking) and looking at the specs the best one to grab is the baseline (in comparison) imac that starts at $1200 though if you weren't so dead set against a Hackintosh, you could save quite a bit of money (as a similar PC built by you with the i5 wouldn't be $2000, it would be under $1000 depending on parts chosen).

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