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The onboard graphics performance seems to be impressive (1050Ti - 1060 range). I wonder if Valve and Epic will start compiling games for ARM. This MacBook could
by laurentdc 6y ago
The onboard graphics performance seems to be impressive (1050Ti - 1060 range). I wonder if Valve and Epic will start compiling games for ARM. This MacBook could be my first gaming laptop, who would have thought
- stjo 6y agoEpic precisely might not.
- mcraiha 6y agoI would guess that neither Valve or Epic will do that, it is up to game devs to do that. Mac is bad gaming platform, and dropping 32 bit x86 support from Mac OS didn't help https://www.macgamerhq.com/opinion/32-bit-mac-games/ https://www.macgamerhq.com/opinion/32-bit-mac-games/
- grovellogic 6y agoI think it is clear they dropped 32bit x86 support so it would be easier to develop Rosetta 2 (The x86 emulation layer). I don't really see why they would drop support otherwise.
- jagger27 6y agoUnity and Unreal already run on iOS so tons of games built on those engines should work well.
- daniel-thompson 6y ago> The onboard graphics performance seems to be impressive I agree, although caveat emptor until independent benchmarks drop. > I wonder if Valve and Epic will start compiling games for ARM There are plenty of other problems besides lack of raw processing power that prevent the mac and macOS from being good gaming platforms. And of course, Epic and Apple are fighting it out over App Store policies, so they're unlikely to do each other any favors.