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That is on an M1 laptop. No dedicated GPU, not even an M1 Max. Just plain M1. Of course, it's not running super fast on Ultra settings, but imagine how slow it
by AndroTux 3y ago
That is on an M1 laptop. No dedicated GPU, not even an M1 Max. Just plain M1. Of course, it's not running super fast on Ultra settings, but imagine how slow it would be on a comparable Intel laptop with onboard graphics eating through your battery. Especially considering it only costs $1,299, which is not a lot for this kind of performance. And then it's not even an x86 CPU, for which Cyberpunk was developed. So yes, it's fantastic.
- eliasmacpherson 3y agoIf you want to set the bar that low for fantastic, be my guest. Fps per dollar, any metric I can think of is lousy. You've not convinced me. Was impressed by Rosetta, but not this game porting toolkit, for the record.
- WhereIsTheTruth 3y agoThis not only does DX12 -> Metal, it also does X86 -> ARM, and still manages to give you decent performance if you lower the graphics settings, you can manage easily 30fps, wich is enough on a laptop, considering it runs with a battery So for 2020 laptop chip, it's pretty great achievement I'd say! I don't know of any project that does X86 -> ARM this well
- eliasmacpherson 3y agodon't confuse Rosetta with this game porting toolkit.
- madeofpalk 3y agoNo Apple hardware has a "dedicated GPU".