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Yes and no? For example, the previous Macbook Pro had a Radeon 5600M which was plenty to run decent games. But I don't know the breakdown across the Mac produ
by neogodless 5y ago
Yes and no?
For example, the previous Macbook Pro had a Radeon 5600M which was plenty to run decent games.
But I don't know the breakdown across the Mac product line for ownership. In other words, how many Mac computers have the hardware to run decent games?
Even now, the M1 found in the Air/13" Pro can run "decent" games but comparable to a low level discrete GPU. So if most Apple users own those rather than something with an M1 Pro/Max, then this particular market still has a very small addressable market of gamers.
- ghaff 5y agoIn terms of numbers, I'm sure the vast majority of Macs in active use are still Intel-based and will be for at least a few years.