IS boxer or Keyclone, which is better?

[Mokoi]

What's better, a car for just carrying your family, or a van for carrying your family and all your stuff..

well it's a subjective question..

Keyclone works great, almost never breaks and is like the Kia of cars, excellent quality, but not loaded with features.

ISboxer is like the Japanese supercar. Very powerful, but difficult to really reign in all of its uses and may at first seem like it's written in Japanese. It's also many times more expensive.

[thefunk]

Hehe My personal description is Keyclone is like a flat packed furniture from the time sink that is IKEA while ISBoxer is like solid wood furniture, put it in the corner and it works. + you can move the solid wood furniture to another room without breaking all those annyoing bits or ripping the cheap MDF boards...

[Dooz]

What's better, a car for just carrying your family, or a van for carrying your family and all your stuff..

well it's a subjective question..

Keyclone works great, almost never breaks and is like the Kia of cars, excellent quality, but not loaded with features.

ISboxer is like the Japanese supercar. Very powerful, but difficult to really reign in all of its uses and may at first seem like it's written in Japanese. It's also many times more expensive.

"It's also many times more expensive." ..... eh... not many times more expensive. It depends on how many machines you're going to run, and how long you plan to play WoW. When I first started boxing I had to pay $80 dollars to put keyclone on multiple machines. I also had to put Kavoom on 4 machines to the tune of $60 (Kavoom is KM software).

$36 dollars for Innerspace / ISBoxer would cover those same machines for a year. $90 would cover those machines for 3 years. I can't be positive this is accurate, but I will go out on a limb and say that most boxers don't last that long. Also ISBoxer covers more gaming software. Unless things have changed with Keyclone, once your done with WoW you're done with Keyclone.

So you're really comparing a used car that drives well, to a new car that drives awesome, and you're only paying a FEW extra bucks for the new car.