Thus, they are more inclined toward optimizing their games for consoles and Windows operating systems.Īs a result, we have a chicken-and-egg situation here. On the other hand, most game developers have overlooked MacOS as a serious gaming platform over the years. With its 10-core CPU, 32-core GPU, and 16-core neural engine, Apple makes it quite clear that its flagship MacBook Pro is built for heavy-duty content creation. These SoCs are blazingly fast when it comes to professional work of editing a video in 4k, running AI data sets, and compiling a massive amount of code. In contrast to these systems, Apple has rooted its custom-designed SoCs M1 Pro and M1 Max, which are also known as Apple Silicon, and comes with a combination of CPUs and GPUs. We have seen Nvidia graphics and AMD Radeon chips as well in the last iteration of 27-inch iMac systems. So today, we are going to answer the question: is the new generation of MacBook Pro able to satisfy the game in you, or is it still more or less a productivity machine for professional work? Let’s find out, shall we?įor a long time, Apple used to have third-party graphics processors in their MacBook Pro and even in their desktops. But having raw performance is one thing, and running games on smooth 60 frames per second is another.
With these two MacBook Pro, Apple has finally given long-time enthusiasts the machine they deserve. The M1 Pro and M1 Max processors present inside these two machines, respectively, mark an astonishing gaming performance jump from its predecessor, the M1 chip, but is it worth it? Well, that’s another question that we have to find the answer to. But right now, we are seeing a drastic change as Apple released the new MacBook Pro line-up, which includes MacBook Pro 14-inch 2021 and MacBook Pro 16-inch 2021. The latest generation of MacBook Pro, which is equipped with M1 Pro and M1 Max, can be used for occasional gaming, but they are in no way a full-fledged gaming machine like others.Īpple MacBooks and gaming are always considered to be the two opposite poles in the past decade.
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