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It’s not without some overhead though, so there will be performance issues. Fortunately those performance issues will probably only affect games released in a
by naravara 6y ago
It’s not without some overhead though, so there will be performance issues.
Fortunately those performance issues will probably only affect games released in a fairly narrow band of time, new enough that they’re still resource intensive but predating the transition. It would maybe be a 5 or 6 year span I guess depending on how performant the ARM system in question is?
- breakfastduck 6y agoThey've stated that some rosetta apps actually perform better on apple silicon due to the previous intel model being so slow (e.g. on the macbook air)
- naravara 6y agoI can see that being the case in the Air but that wasn’t really running a modern/current chipset to begin with right?
- kergonath 6y agoMetal will be optimised. They said in the presentation that a game running on Rosetta would benefit from these optimisations, offsetting some of the slowdown resulting from the translation. So games that spend much of their time in Metal calls should be fine. Of course, the proof of the pudding is in the eating, which will start next week.