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** UsefulNotes/DirectX vs. UsefulNotes/OpenGL vs. Vulkan.
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** UsefulNotes/DirectX MediaNotes/DirectX vs. UsefulNotes/OpenGL MediaNotes/OpenGL vs. Vulkan.
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** Vinyl vs. cassette vs. UsefulNotes/CompactDisc vs. radio vs. streaming vs. UsefulNotes/MP3 vs. WAV vs. FLAC fans.
** VHS vs. UsefulNotes/{{Betamax}} vs. Video 2000 fans.
** UsefulNotes/LaserDisc vs. CED vs. VHD vs. VHS fans.
** VHS vs. UsefulNotes/{{Betamax}} vs. Video 2000 fans.
** UsefulNotes/LaserDisc vs. CED vs. VHD vs. VHS fans.
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** Vinyl vs. cassette vs. UsefulNotes/CompactDisc Platform/CompactDisc vs. radio vs. streaming vs. UsefulNotes/MP3 Platform/MP3 vs. WAV vs. FLAC fans.
** VHS vs.UsefulNotes/{{Betamax}} Platform/{{Betamax}} vs. Video 2000 fans.
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* Another legendary fandom rivalry: UsefulNotes/{{Mac}} vs. [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]]. Embodied and parodied in Apple's "I'm a Mac and I'm a PC" commercials. This also leads to a false conception of computer history of being mainly composed of Apple, Microsoft and Linux (much to the consternation of Commodore, Sinclair, Atari, Acorn, BSD, [=BeOS=] and UNIX fans), and idolizing their [=CEOs=].
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* Another legendary fandom rivalry: UsefulNotes/{{Mac}} Platform/{{Mac}} vs. [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows [[Platform/MicrosoftWindows Windows]]. Embodied and parodied in Apple's "I'm a Mac and I'm a PC" commercials. This also leads to a false conception of computer history of being mainly composed of Apple, Microsoft and Linux (much to the consternation of Commodore, Sinclair, Atari, Acorn, BSD, [=BeOS=] and UNIX fans), and idolizing their [=CEOs=].
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*** Even the ads themselves have recognised recognized this and moved into FriendlyRivalry status.
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Then you have the [[WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation "Glorious PC Gaming Master Race"]] types who hate Macs for similar reasons, being overpriced, underpowered machines that a custom PC build would gleefully turn into a CurbStompBattle in performance terms, not to mention that [=macOS=] gets a mere fraction of the game releases that Windows does despite Valve's highly promoted port of Steam and several of their own games to the Mac. It's also worth noting that Oculus dropped Mac support for the UsefulNotes/OculusRift between the [=DK2=] and first-generation consumer model ''because all of Apple's systems had [=GPUs=] that were too weak, and until Thunderbolt 3.0, no viable means to upgrade.''
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Then you have the [[WebAnimation/ZeroPunctuation "Glorious PC Gaming Master Race"]] types who hate Macs for similar reasons, being overpriced, underpowered machines that a custom PC build would gleefully turn into a CurbStompBattle in performance terms, not to mention that [=macOS=] gets a mere fraction of the game releases that Windows does despite Valve's highly promoted port of Steam and several of their own games to the Mac. It's also worth noting that Oculus dropped Mac support for the UsefulNotes/OculusRift Platform/OculusRift between the [=DK2=] and first-generation consumer model ''because all of Apple's systems had [=GPUs=] that were too weak, and until Thunderbolt 3.0, no viable means to upgrade.''
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** Earlier than that was the UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} vs. UsefulNotes/AtariST users.
** And earlier than ''that'' was UsefulNotes/AppleII vs. UsefulNotes/TRS80 vs. Platform/VIC20[=/=]UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/Atari8BitComputers. In the UK the concurrent main rivalry was the UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum vs. the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}}
** [[FriendlyFire And within the Commodore fandom]]: Platform/VIC20 vs. UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}}.
*** And within the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} ''itself'': UK[=/=]PAL vs NTSC[=/=]US fans. Aside from that there's also a rivalry between SID chips- the original 6581 vs the revised 8580, with fans of the former claiming that the latter fixed a GoodBadBug that allowed the chip to reproduce PCM clearly and now sounds muffled when reproducing digital audio, while the latter claims that the former's bugs made game music not sound like what the original composer intended and that the ability to play digitized audio was an unofficial hack not endorsed by Commodore anyway.
** And earlier than ''that'' was UsefulNotes/AppleII vs. UsefulNotes/TRS80 vs. Platform/VIC20[=/=]UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/Atari8BitComputers. In the UK the concurrent main rivalry was the UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum vs. the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}}
** [[FriendlyFire And within the Commodore fandom]]: Platform/VIC20 vs. UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}}.
*** And within the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} ''itself'': UK[=/=]PAL vs NTSC[=/=]US fans. Aside from that there's also a rivalry between SID chips- the original 6581 vs the revised 8580, with fans of the former claiming that the latter fixed a GoodBadBug that allowed the chip to reproduce PCM clearly and now sounds muffled when reproducing digital audio, while the latter claims that the former's bugs made game music not sound like what the original composer intended and that the ability to play digitized audio was an unofficial hack not endorsed by Commodore anyway.
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** Earlier than that was the UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} Platform/{{Amiga}} vs. UsefulNotes/AtariST Platform/AtariST users.
** And earlier than ''that'' wasUsefulNotes/AppleII Platform/AppleII vs. UsefulNotes/TRS80 Platform/TRS80 vs. Platform/VIC20[=/=]UsefulNotes/{{Commodore Platform/VIC20[=/=]Platform/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/Atari8BitComputers. Platform/Atari8BitComputers. In the UK the concurrent main rivalry was the UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum Platform/ZXSpectrum vs. the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore Platform/{{Commodore 64}}
** [[FriendlyFire And within the Commodore fandom]]: Platform/VIC20 vs.UsefulNotes/{{Commodore Platform/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}}.
Platform/{{Amiga}}.
*** And within theUsefulNotes/{{Commodore Platform/{{Commodore 64}} ''itself'': UK[=/=]PAL vs NTSC[=/=]US fans. Aside from that there's also a rivalry between SID chips- the original 6581 vs the revised 8580, with fans of the former claiming that the latter fixed a GoodBadBug that allowed the chip to reproduce PCM clearly and now sounds muffled when reproducing digital audio, while the latter claims that the former's bugs made game music not sound like what the original composer intended and that the ability to play digitized audio was an unofficial hack not endorsed by Commodore anyway.
** And earlier than ''that'' was
** [[FriendlyFire And within the Commodore fandom]]: Platform/VIC20 vs.
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** [[UsefulNotes/{{UNIX}} Linux]] fans are known to be very vocal about boasting their superiority towards Mac and Windows users, but Linux fans themselves are actually divided on several grounds itself. Distro wars (and by extension, package manager wars), desktop environment wars, vi vs emacs vs nano, Copyleft licenses such as GPL vs permissive licenses[[note]]e.g. Apache, PHP, MIT and BSD licenses[[/note]], initscripts (BSD vs [=SystemV=] vs systemd), X11 vs. Wayland, etc...
*** And speaking of Linux's Fandom Rivalry vs. Windows, there's a subset of said rivalry regarding PC gaming, thanks to [[Creator/ValveCorporation Valve]]'s Proton: Those on the pro-Linux gaming side argue that Proton makes it pointless to stick with Windows thanks to its ability to run the vast majority of PC games, while those who do stick with Windows argue that it's not as easy to run {{Game Mod}}s or anything that's not on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, or that the small number of PC games that don't run on Proton still makes a big difference since that small number includes some of the most popular games out there like ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'', ''VideoGame/RainbowSixSiege'', ''VideoGame/{{Valorant}}''...
*** And speaking of Linux's Fandom Rivalry vs. Windows, there's a subset of said rivalry regarding PC gaming, thanks to [[Creator/ValveCorporation Valve]]'s Proton: Those on the pro-Linux gaming side argue that Proton makes it pointless to stick with Windows thanks to its ability to run the vast majority of PC games, while those who do stick with Windows argue that it's not as easy to run {{Game Mod}}s or anything that's not on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, or that the small number of PC games that don't run on Proton still makes a big difference since that small number includes some of the most popular games out there like ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'', ''VideoGame/RainbowSixSiege'', ''VideoGame/{{Valorant}}''...
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** [[UsefulNotes/{{UNIX}} [[Platform/{{UNIX}} Linux]] fans are known to be very vocal about boasting their superiority towards Mac and Windows users, but Linux fans themselves are actually divided on several grounds itself. Distro wars (and by extension, package manager wars), desktop environment wars, vi vs emacs vs nano, Copyleft licenses such as GPL vs permissive licenses[[note]]e.g. Apache, PHP, MIT and BSD licenses[[/note]], initscripts (BSD vs [=SystemV=] vs systemd), X11 vs. Wayland, etc...
*** And speaking of Linux's Fandom Rivalry vs. Windows, there's a subset of said rivalry regarding PC gaming, thanks to [[Creator/ValveCorporation Valve]]'s Proton: Those on the pro-Linux gaming side argue that Proton makes it pointless to stick with Windows thanks to its ability to run the vast majority of PC games, while those who do stick with Windows argue that it's not as easy to run {{Game Mod}}s or anything that's not onUsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, Platform/{{Steam}}, or that the small number of PC games that don't run on Proton still makes a big difference since that small number includes some of the most popular games out there like ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'', ''VideoGame/RainbowSixSiege'', ''VideoGame/{{Valorant}}''...
*** And speaking of Linux's Fandom Rivalry vs. Windows, there's a subset of said rivalry regarding PC gaming, thanks to [[Creator/ValveCorporation Valve]]'s Proton: Those on the pro-Linux gaming side argue that Proton makes it pointless to stick with Windows thanks to its ability to run the vast majority of PC games, while those who do stick with Windows argue that it's not as easy to run {{Game Mod}}s or anything that's not on
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* And now, there is a increasing fandom fight between ARM and x86 CPU architectures! Yeah, that's now because initially Intel (x86 architecture) and now AMD are targeting the same market ARM (nVIDIA, Samsung, Qualcomm, etc) is going for: tablets and smartphones. And despite both architectures performing similarly, some ARM fans says that ARM is a better solution since it costs less than x86 and is far more easily licensed out than x86, which only Intel and AMD can legally utilize, and which Intel considers a competitive advantage for being the basis of the [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer Wintel platform]] and the decades of software compatibility that brings.\\
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* And now, there is a increasing fandom fight between ARM and x86 CPU architectures! Yeah, that's now because initially Intel (x86 architecture) and now AMD are targeting the same market ARM (nVIDIA, Samsung, Qualcomm, etc) is going for: tablets and smartphones. And despite both architectures performing similarly, some ARM fans says that ARM is a better solution since it costs less than x86 and is far more easily licensed out than x86, which only Intel and AMD can legally utilize, and which Intel considers a competitive advantage for being the basis of the [[UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer [[Platform/IBMPersonalComputer Wintel platform]] and the decades of software compatibility that brings.\\
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* Nowadays, UsefulNotes/SharpX68000 and UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} fans argue about which 68k computer is the most powerful. Although the former has indeed more advanced graphics, FM sound hardware and more ArcadePerfectPort games, the Amiga has excelled in the blitter functionality, pre-emptetive multitasking and PCM audio.
* The Internet caused a peculiar fandom rivalry between UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/Commodore64, arguing over what 6502 system is better. NES fans claim the C64 doesn't have games such as Mario, Zelda, Metroid, etc., that NES has a better colour palette, ease of use, more expansion audio chips, and parallax scrooling. While those in the Commodore 64 fandom, fans claim the NES' audio hardware is inferior to C64's SID chip, that the C64 is a computer unlike the NES, that ''Super Mario Bros.'' has been ported to the C64, the computer has more onboard RAM, the colour and scrolling limitation didn't really matter due to clever programming and the NES doesn't really have that better graphics.
* The Internet caused a peculiar fandom rivalry between UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/Commodore64, arguing over what 6502 system is better. NES fans claim the C64 doesn't have games such as Mario, Zelda, Metroid, etc., that NES has a better colour palette, ease of use, more expansion audio chips, and parallax scrooling. While those in the Commodore 64 fandom, fans claim the NES' audio hardware is inferior to C64's SID chip, that the C64 is a computer unlike the NES, that ''Super Mario Bros.'' has been ported to the C64, the computer has more onboard RAM, the colour and scrolling limitation didn't really matter due to clever programming and the NES doesn't really have that better graphics.
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* Nowadays, UsefulNotes/SharpX68000 Platform/SharpX68000 and UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} Platform/{{Amiga}} fans argue about which 68k computer is the most powerful. Although the former has indeed more advanced graphics, FM sound hardware and more ArcadePerfectPort games, the Amiga has excelled in the blitter functionality, pre-emptetive multitasking and PCM audio.
* The Internet caused a peculiar fandom rivalry betweenUsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Platform/NintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/Commodore64, Platform/Commodore64, arguing over what 6502 system is better. NES fans claim the C64 doesn't have games such as Mario, Zelda, Metroid, etc., that NES has a better colour palette, ease of use, more expansion audio chips, and parallax scrooling.scrolling. While those in the Commodore 64 fandom, fans claim the NES' audio hardware is inferior to C64's SID chip, that the C64 is a computer unlike the NES, that ''Super Mario Bros.'' has been ported to the C64, the computer has more onboard RAM, the colour and scrolling limitation didn't really matter due to clever programming and the NES doesn't really have that better graphics.
* The Internet caused a peculiar fandom rivalry between
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** Vinyl vs. cassette vs. UsefulNotes/CompactDisc vs. radio vs. streaming vs. MP3 vs. WAV vs. FLAC fans.
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** And earlier than ''that'' was UsefulNotes/AppleII vs. UsefulNotes/TRS80 vs. UsefulNotes/VIC20[=/=]UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/Atari8BitComputers. In the UK the concurrent main rivalry was the UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum vs. the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}}
** [[FriendlyFire And within the Commodore fandom]]: UsefulNotes/VIC20 vs. UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}}.
** [[FriendlyFire And within the Commodore fandom]]: UsefulNotes/VIC20 vs. UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}}.
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** And earlier than ''that'' was UsefulNotes/AppleII vs. UsefulNotes/TRS80 vs. UsefulNotes/VIC20[=/=]UsefulNotes/{{Commodore Platform/VIC20[=/=]UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/Atari8BitComputers. In the UK the concurrent main rivalry was the UsefulNotes/ZXSpectrum vs. the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}}
** [[FriendlyFire And within the Commodore fandom]]:UsefulNotes/VIC20 Platform/VIC20 vs. UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} vs. UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}}.
** [[FriendlyFire And within the Commodore fandom]]:
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*** Within the Mac fandom, Apple Silicon vs. Intel Mac vs. [=PowerPC=] fans.
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* Another legendary fandom rivalry: UsefulNotes/{{Mac}} vs. [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]]. Embodied and parodied in Apple's "I'm a Mac and I'm a PC" commercials. This also leads to a false conception of computer history of being mainly composed of Apple, Microsoft and Linux (much to the consternation of Commodore, Sinclair, Atari, Acorn, [=BeOS=] and UNIX fans), and idolizing their [=CEOs=].
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* Another legendary fandom rivalry: UsefulNotes/{{Mac}} vs. [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]]. Embodied and parodied in Apple's "I'm a Mac and I'm a PC" commercials. This also leads to a false conception of computer history of being mainly composed of Apple, Microsoft and Linux (much to the consternation of Commodore, Sinclair, Atari, Acorn, BSD, [=BeOS=] and UNIX fans), and idolizing their [=CEOs=].
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* The Internet caused a peculiar fandom rivalry between UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertaimnetSystem and UsefulNotes/Commodore64, arguing over what 6502 system is better. NES fans claim the C64 doesn't have games such as Mario, Zelda, Metroid, etc., that NES has a better colour palette, ease of use, more expansion audio chips, and parallax scrooling. While those in the Commodore 64 fandom, fans claim the NES' audio hardware is inferior to C64's SID chip, that the C64 is a computer unlike the NES, that ''Super Mario Bros.'' has been ported to the C64, the computer has more onboard RAM, the colour and scrolling limitation didn't really matter due to clever programming and the NES doesn't really have that better graphics.
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* The Internet caused a peculiar fandom rivalry between UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertaimnetSystem UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/Commodore64, arguing over what 6502 system is better. NES fans claim the C64 doesn't have games such as Mario, Zelda, Metroid, etc., that NES has a better colour palette, ease of use, more expansion audio chips, and parallax scrooling. While those in the Commodore 64 fandom, fans claim the NES' audio hardware is inferior to C64's SID chip, that the C64 is a computer unlike the NES, that ''Super Mario Bros.'' has been ported to the C64, the computer has more onboard RAM, the colour and scrolling limitation didn't really matter due to clever programming and the NES doesn't really have that better graphics.
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* The Internet caused a peculiar fandom rivalry between UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertaimnetSystem and UsefulNotes/Commodore64, arguing over what 6502 system is better. NES fans claim the C64 doesn't have games such as Mario, Zelda, Metroid, etc., that NES has a better colour palette, ease of use, more expansion audio chips, and parallax scrooling. While those in the Commodore 64 fandom, fans claim the NES' audio hardware is inferior to C64's SID chip, that the C64 is a computer unlike the NES, that ''Super Mario Bros.'' has been ported to the C64, the computer has more onboard RAM, the colour and scrolling limitation didn't really matter due to clever programming and the NES doesn't really have that better graphics.
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* The Internet caused a peculiar fandom rivalry between UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertaimnetSystem UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem and UsefulNotes/Commodore64, arguing over what 6502 system is better. NES fans claim the C64 doesn't have games such as Mario, Zelda, Metroid, etc., that NES has a better colour palette, ease of use, more expansion audio chips, and parallax scrooling. While those in the Commodore 64 fandom, fans claim the NES' audio hardware is inferior to C64's SID chip, that the C64 is a computer unlike the NES, that ''Super Mario Bros.'' has been ported to the C64, the computer has more onboard RAM, the colour and scrolling limitation didn't really matter due to clever programming and the NES doesn't really have that better graphics.
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* Nowadays, UsefulNotes/SharpX68000 and UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} fans argue about which 68k computer is the most powerful. Although the former has indeed more advanced graphics, FM sound hardware and more ArcadePerfectPort games, the Amiga has excelled in the blitter functionality, pre-emptetive multitasking and PCM audio.
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* Nowadays, UsefulNotes/SharpX68000 and UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} fans argue about which 68k computer is the most powerful. Although the former has indeed more advanced graphics, FM sound hardware and more ArcadePerfectPort games, the Amiga has excelled in the blitter functionality, pre-emptetive multitasking and PCM audio.audio.
* The Internet caused a peculiar fandom rivalry between UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertaimnetSystem and UsefulNotes/Commodore64, arguing over what 6502 system is better. NES fans claim the C64 doesn't have games such as Mario, Zelda, Metroid, etc., that NES has a better colour palette, ease of use, more expansion audio chips, and parallax scrooling. While those in the Commodore 64 fandom, fans claim the NES' audio hardware is inferior to C64's SID chip, that the C64 is a computer unlike the NES, that ''Super Mario Bros.'' has been ported to the C64, the computer has more onboard RAM, the colour and scrolling limitation didn't really matter due to clever programming and the NES doesn't really have that better graphics.
* The Internet caused a peculiar fandom rivalry between UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertaimnetSystem and UsefulNotes/Commodore64, arguing over what 6502 system is better. NES fans claim the C64 doesn't have games such as Mario, Zelda, Metroid, etc., that NES has a better colour palette, ease of use, more expansion audio chips, and parallax scrooling. While those in the Commodore 64 fandom, fans claim the NES' audio hardware is inferior to C64's SID chip, that the C64 is a computer unlike the NES, that ''Super Mario Bros.'' has been ported to the C64, the computer has more onboard RAM, the colour and scrolling limitation didn't really matter due to clever programming and the NES doesn't really have that better graphics.
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* Another legendary fandom rivalry: UsefulNotes/{{Mac}} vs. [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]]. Embodied and parodied in Apple's "I'm a Mac and I'm a PC" commercials. This also leads to a false conception of computer history of being mainly composed of Apple, Microsoft and Linux (much to the consternation of Commodore, Atari, Acorn, [=BeOS=] and UNIX fans), and idolizing their [=CEOs=].
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* Another legendary fandom rivalry: UsefulNotes/{{Mac}} vs. [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]]. Embodied and parodied in Apple's "I'm a Mac and I'm a PC" commercials. This also leads to a false conception of computer history of being mainly composed of Apple, Microsoft and Linux (much to the consternation of Commodore, Sinclair, Atari, Acorn, [=BeOS=] and UNIX fans), and idolizing their [=CEOs=].
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* Another legendary fandom rivalry: UsefulNotes/{{Mac}} vs. [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows]]. Embodied and parodied in Apple's "I'm a Mac and I'm a PC" commercials. This also leads to a false conception of computer history of being mainly composed of Apple and Apple, Microsoft and Linux (much to the consternation of Commodore, Atari Atari, Acorn, [=BeOS=] and Acorn UNIX fans), and idolizing their [=CEOs=].
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** TXT vs. PDF vs. XPS fans.
** TXT vs. PDF vs. XPS fans.
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* Nowadays, UsefulNotes/SharpX68000 and UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} fans argue about which 68k computer is the most powerful. Although the former has indeed more advanced graphics, FM sound hardware and more ArcadePerfectPort games, the Amigs has excelled in the blitter functionality, pre-emptetive multitasking and PCM audio.
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* Nowadays, UsefulNotes/SharpX68000 and UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} fans argue about which 68k computer is the most powerful. Although the former has indeed more advanced graphics, FM sound hardware and more ArcadePerfectPort games, the Amigs Amiga has excelled in the blitter functionality, pre-emptetive multitasking and PCM audio.
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* Nowadays, UsefulNotes/SharpX68000 and UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} fans argue about which 68k computer is the most powerful. Although the former has indeed more advanced graphics, FM sounf sound hardware and more ArcadePerfectPort games, the Amigs has excelled in the blitter functionality functionality, pre-emptetive multitasking and PCM audio.
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* Nowadays, UsefulNotes/SharpX68000 and UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} fans arguiny about which 68k is the most powerful.
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** 7Z vs. ZIP vs. RAR fans.
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** 7Z vs. ZIP vs. RAR fans.fans.
* Nowadays, UsefulNotes/SharpX68000 and UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} fans arguiny about which 68k is the most powerful.
* Nowadays, UsefulNotes/SharpX68000 and UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} fans arguiny about which 68k is the most powerful.
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*** Within the Mac fandom, Apple Silicon vs. Intel Mac vs. PowerPC fans.
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*** Within the Mac fandom, Apple Silicon vs. Intel Mac vs. PowerPC [=PowerPC=] fans.
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*** Within the Mac fandom, Apple Silicon vs. Intel Mac fans.
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*** Within the Mac fandom, Apple Silicon vs. Intel Mac vs. PowerPC fans.
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** 7Z vs. ZIP fans.
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** 7Z vs. ZIP vs. RAR fans.
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*** And within the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} ''itself'': UK[=/=]PAL vs NTSC[=/=]US fans. Aside from that there's also a rivalry between SID chips- the original 6581 vs the revised 8580, with fans of the former claiming that the latter fixed a GoodBadBug that allowed the chip to reproduce PCM clearly, while the latter claims that the former's bugs made game music not sound like what the original composer intended.
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*** And within the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} ''itself'': UK[=/=]PAL vs NTSC[=/=]US fans. Aside from that there's also a rivalry between SID chips- the original 6581 vs the revised 8580, with fans of the former claiming that the latter fixed a GoodBadBug that allowed the chip to reproduce PCM clearly, clearly and now sounds muffled when reproducing digital audio, while the latter claims that the former's bugs made game music not sound like what the original composer intended.intended and that the ability to play digitized audio was an unofficial hack not endorsed by Commodore anyway.
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*** And within the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} ''itself'': UK[=/=]PAL vs NTSC[=/=]US fans.
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*** And within the UsefulNotes/{{Commodore 64}} ''itself'': UK[=/=]PAL vs NTSC[=/=]US fans. Aside from that there's also a rivalry between SID chips- the original 6581 vs the revised 8580, with fans of the former claiming that the latter fixed a GoodBadBug that allowed the chip to reproduce PCM clearly, while the latter claims that the former's bugs made game music not sound like what the original composer intended.
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** CD-R vs ZIP drives vs. Ditto drives vs. Jaz drives vs. floppy disk vs. USB thumb vs external HDD vs. external SSD fans.
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* Even formats have those moments:
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* Even formats ''formats'' have those moments:
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** Vinyl vs. cassette vs. UsefulNotes/CompactDisc vs. radio vs. streaming fans.
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** Vinyl vs. cassette vs. UsefulNotes/CompactDisc vs. radio vs. streaming vs. MP3 vs. WAV vs. FLAC fans.
** Mechanical vs. electronic television fans.
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** USB vs. SD vs. MMC fans.
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** USB vs. SD vs. MMC fans.
** IMAX vs. 16mm vs. 35mm. fans.
** 7Z vs. ZIP fans.
** IMAX vs. 16mm vs. 35mm. fans.
** 7Z vs. ZIP fans.
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** PAL vs. SECAM vs. NTSC fans.
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** PAL vs. SECAM vs. NTSC fans. PAL fans mocked NTSC with a derogatory name "Never The Same Colour" due to NTSC's aliasing flaws, while NTSC fans fired a TakeThat at the former with the similarity insulting nickname "Pay Another Licence" due to PAL's strict licensing system.
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** Vinyl vs. cassette vs. UsefulNotes/CompactDisc vs. radio fans.
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** Vinyl vs. cassette vs. UsefulNotes/CompactDisc vs. radio vs. streaming fans.
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** DVD vs. Blu-Ray vs. HD-DVD vs. HD-VMD fans.
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** DVD vs. Blu-Ray vs. HD-DVD vs. HD-VMD vs. streaming fans.
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** HDD vs. SSD fans.
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** HDD vs. SSD fans.
** USB vs. SD vs. MMC fans.
** USB vs. SD vs. MMC fans.
