emadabdulrahim

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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
I have no motivation to exaggerate. The game does run buttery smooth with no heck ups even in very crowded areas.
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
It didn't run smoothly on my maxed out 2018 MBP 15". I was getting 25fps in bgs with medium graphics settings. And needless to say, the fans were always on.
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
The only downside of the amazing new M1 MBP is that it runs WoW on max settings 60fps. And now I'm back into the world of Azeroth. Especially with the launch of Shadowlands. What the hell, Apple, I thought I was safe and immune from vi
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
It works fine on my M1 MBP. Runs intel though not ARM. Which I think is a mistake in the website showing it doesn't work on Rosetta 2
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
I'd be curious too. I don't play WoW anymore so I won't be investing time to test. It's important to note that I tested WoW on my MBP 15" 2018 max spec and the game ran ~25fps (Same zone, same character, doing quest
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
Just installed WoW on my M1 MBP and was blown away by the performance. I was running on battery, graphics set on max and the game was running 60fps without dropping a frame. And the fans never went on. How is this even possible on such a sm
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
Perhaps I'm the only one who thought the article was going to suggest eating the entire dozen cookies in one go until I'm disgusted with myself, then I'll stop.
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
I thought so too. This article provides nothing new IMO.
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
Got it. Thanks.
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
Got it. Thanks for the clarification.
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
Epic Games, obviously.
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by emadabdulrahim 6y ago
Epic will lose this fight, because they initiated it the wrong way. You just don't start a law suite by violating the terms, then go ahead and cry about it.