Re:Apple M1 Ultra
by kitsunesoba on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @07:01PM
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Games seem playable running through Microsoft’s inferior x86 compatibility layer in a Windows ARM VM on M1 Pro/Max, so I don’t see how running games through Rosetta would be any worse.
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If you have some monster like 3090, you expect it to run games smoothly on “ultra” settings. In reality, some games are pushing its limits even on “middle” settings (Cyberpunk 2077 @ 2k, RDR2 @ 4k). Any emulator will hit performance, so if you want some top-of-the-top performance - you still need Windows PC with RTX 3090. And it will not be even more expensive than Mac Studio ;)
I want my game to vsync with my monitor. That is all I care about.
Your 4k monitor?
I have a 5k monitor, but yes. That is literally all I care about.
Re:Apple M1 Ultra
by ohgodplsno on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @02:16AM
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Congratulations, no video card in the world is able to keep up a 5k res at 60FPS while doing even slightly demanding things. Nor will the M1 Ultra be.
Re:Apple M1 Ultra
by charrondev on Wednesday March 09, 2022 @03:32AM
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My 3090 can drive 4k100hz for most demanding games at their highest settings.
Some games are a stable 4k120 and others are more like 4k75.
I feel the 3090 could feasibly drive 5k60 as a result.
They are not the most demanding games, that's why :)