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This is only true if your primary game preference is casual games. The mac studio lacks a discrete graphics card. Ignoring the OS, the whole ARM vs x86, and Ros
by krisroadruck 4y ago
This is only true if your primary game preference is casual games. The mac studio lacks a discrete graphics card. Ignoring the OS, the whole ARM vs x86, and Rosetta, wine, whatever stumbling blocks - just lack of a discrete GPU is enough to make it a no-go as a serious gaming rig. This isn't just me talking out of my neck either. I have 3 rigs I keep around my desk, and one of them is a mac studio. Great for dev and video editing, but for gaming not so much.
Edit: "Why do you need 3 computers?" - I regularly switch between Windows, Ubuntu & MacOS, and I don't like dinking with switching my monitor inputs, dual booting or remoting in. Rather just swivel my chair. Yes I fully realize how ridiculous this is. Some people like nice cars. I like wasting money on computers apparently. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- bitL 4y agoNo worries, I have 12 computers around my desk...