4 ms·
Wow, excellent. I'm trying to justify replacing a 2015 desktop with either a mac studio or a ryzen/zen4 desktop. I'm not a gamer, but do occasionally fire up
by sliken 3y ago
Wow, excellent. I'm trying to justify replacing a 2015 desktop with either a mac studio or a ryzen/zen4 desktop. I'm not a gamer, but do occasionally fire up steam to play something old like Xcom 2 or Majesty.
Knowing that at least some x86-64 steam games could work is promising, thanks.
For me it all comes down to the extra memory bandwidth.
A recent metal port of llama is pretty tempting and being able to run GPU accelerated LLMs with greater than 16GB (mid range GPUs) or 24GB (highend/RTX 4090) on the mac studio is interesting. $3,600 (for 96GB ram) interesting, not so sure.
- rowanG077 3y agoCheck out this stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJSfFzsU75g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJSfFzsU75g Where many steam games where tried live and debugged to run FEX + wine + Asahi GPU driver through its paces. Highlights include Portal working, Fallout NV working. Crysis running with graphical artifacts and lots of other games. The main limitation currently is simply GPU driver feature support. To run modern D3D12 games you basically need Vulkan which Asahi GPU driver doesn't support yet.
- sliken 3y agoWow, 12 hour video, I do wish a small summary was posted. Even just a sentence or two, like your post, thanks. Sounds like the OpenGL work can mostly be reused for improving the Vulkan driver and sounds quite promising.