#COTEDITOR MAC REVIEW PRO#

#COTEDITOR MAC REVIEW PRO#

For 10 years, I didn’t own a video game console, nor did I play games on any computer.īut the MacBook Pro may have reignited my long dormant hobby. For the past decade, I prided myself in only having hobbies that were at least semi-productive to my health and wellbeing, such as cycling, reading, photography, and playing drums. I played a lot of games growing up, but I gave up the hobby a decade ago when work and adult life began taking up too much time.

With Apple’s brand power and wide ecosystem, video game developers are obviously quick to jump on board. tech giant is aiming to do the same with gaming, which for the longest time was a Windows computer specialty.Īpple’s been pouring in the resources to improve gaming on Mac computers, partnering with iconic video game makers Capcom and Hideo Kojima to port AAA titles over MacOS. Remember earlier when I said Apple broke conventional thinking and flipped the computing industry upside down by going with ARM-based silicon instead of Intel? The U.S. The only thing I could do to get the machine warm enough that the fan needed to turn on was for gaming, and I’ve been doing a lot of that lately, thanks to Apple. I could immediately cycle through all the apps without any delay.

I’ve connected the MacBook Pro to two external monitors and had these apps opened: Chrome with 20-plus tabs, Final Cut Pro, Spotify, Slack, Adobe Lightroom, Twitter, Safari playing a YouTube video, and the machine still didn’t bog down. Graphic showing the M3 family of chips Appl

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