imac 24" using bootcamp

This is a short video clip of me using my new 24" imac. Testing out some of the software and using bootcamp to play Battlefield 2.

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[google2024]

yo what graphics do u got on your imac

[cowboy166]

he one with he 256mb memory

and i got 2gb memory

[TheConsiderateOne]

Lovely, can you play all windows games on Mac?

If not can someone please post a list of what games you've tried and they worked.

//Many Thanks Considerate

[cowboy166]

yeah every game i've tried so far has worked really well....even older games...i had a little prob with the wireless keyboad and mouse to start with though...works fine now though :)

[techgearhonolulu]

Hi, I installed boot camp then did the petition, then decided I dont want to run windows. For some reason everytime I turn on my mac it goes to a black screen with a message that says no disk enter disk then press any button. I removed petition but for some reason my mac keeps starting on default. how do I get it back to run just os x instead of going to the black screen. Thanks

[tabbiepsu]

@TheConsiderateOne you can play all if you use a bootcamp partition with windows on it.. ;)

[tabbiepsu]

@BEARSin07 VMware fusion is better and at least 35% faster... ;P

[ConnorWilsonG]

hey, im thinking of dual booting windows 7 on my mac, and was wondering if you could show how to switch between the 2 operating systems. do you decide at the computer start up? if so, how would you switch back from windows to mac? thanks in advance! btw sorry for commenting 3 years too late

[Tbone00095]

dude you had the graphics up all the way

[stupidbrain1]

do you think bootcanp will allow me to use my zune??

[stupidbrain1]

dude the imac rules! i want one soooo bad.

[animationisting]

what are the specs of your imac?

[cowboy166]

Parrellels is fine for normal use of windows. But it;'s not so good for gaming as it doesn't have gfx support. so you wouldn't be able to play any games on it. So for games boot camp is better. Plus it's free =)

[BEARSin07]

In my opinion, the better program is a program called Parallels. You can literally run windows - full speed - with OS X at the same time. Windows opens in a small window that you can change to full screen, and you can interchange between OS X and Windows with the click of the mouse. Also, OS X filters spam and spyware out of Windows, which doesn't happen with bootcamp.