If you say you support PCs, and your support for the most common configurations is lacking, then it's your problem. If I owe the bank $1000, it's my problem. I

If you say you support PCs, and your support for the most common configurations is lacking, then it's your problem. If I owe the bank $1000, it's my problem. If I owe the bank $1,000,000,000, then it's their problem. Apple is a terrible example to use. Apple does not play that game, it's very clear going in that you're buying more of an appliance. Also, that $6000+ desktop is literally the last of their lineup on Intel and is clearly on its way out - it will probably be replaced by something without PCIe. Not saying if that's good or bad, just that it's Apple. Personally, I think it's quite bad, though...