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In Reply to: RE: It's not FUD... posted by Doublej on August 5, 2016 at 13:11:37:
"After upgrading I was watching a video and wanted to turn to increase the volume because it wasn't loud enough and sounded thin yet when I went to turn up the volume it was already maxed out!"
I confess to knowing little about video playback, but perhaps if you posted more information, such as what software you are using, how it is configured, as well as how Windows is configured, the Asylum may be able to help you out.
I recommend you post your issue in a separate thread so it doesn't get lost in this one.
One thing people overlook about Apple computers is that while they are a small fraction of the overall market, they represent the majority of the profits generated in that market. Why on earth would Apple want to shoot that Golden Goose by cutting prices? So long as enough people are happy to buy Macs at Apple's prices, and so far there seems to be, Apple would be crazy to force itself to build more products to generate the same profits.
All the Best!
JE
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