Steve Matthew Posted March 26, 2024 Posted March 26, 2024 I'm curious to hear your thoughts on gaming with the MacBook Air M3. Does it experience any performance issues like hanging or overheating? And does it have sufficient graphics capabilities to support gaming?
yesnoornever82 Posted March 26, 2024 Posted March 26, 2024 I used to play osrs on a macbook pro 2 and that worked very smooth so I'm sure on a M3 it also works very smooth so I wouldn't worry about runescape. Only thing is that if you were always used to having windows switching to MacOS is just shit, I am a very handy guy with computers but when I moved from a windows computer to the newest macbook pro I truthly regretted it after 1 year of using it and eventually sold my macbook to go back to windows. Two others friends also switched to a macbook pro going from a windows desktop because of study and both eventually sold their macbooks and went to a windows laptop and regretted their purchase. We all three still makes jokes about it lol. MacOS is good if your a simple computer guy who just check mail watch some youtube do some work other then that its shit. 1
Steve Matthew Posted March 26, 2024 Author Posted March 26, 2024 It's good to hear that OSRS runs smoothly on MacBook Pro. Everyone has different preferences when it comes to operating systems.
Khaleesi Posted March 26, 2024 Posted March 26, 2024 Mac is amazing as a developer and bussiness related activaties in most cases, but for playing games windows is still the way to go if you ask me
yesnoornever82 Posted March 26, 2024 Posted March 26, 2024 4 hours ago, Khaleesi said: Mac is amazing as a developer and bussiness related activaties in most cases, but for playing games windows is still the way to go if you ask me How come MacOS is better as developer? for my a macbook felt so limited. It felt like with windows you can go so much deeper and more options.
Khaleesi Posted March 26, 2024 Posted March 26, 2024 44 minutes ago, yesnoornever82 said: How come MacOS is better as developer? for my a macbook felt so limited. It felt like with windows you can go so much deeper and more options. It's not better or worse, it's just different and it works very good fopr bussiness applications. You don't need all the options in that case so there is less that can go wrong aswell Where with a windows or ubuntu there is always people fucking with settings and ruining there shit before going to the helpdesk to fix it
Steve Matthew Posted March 27, 2024 Author Posted March 27, 2024 (edited) After considering all your responses, I've come to the conclusion that Windows seems to be a preferable choice compared to iOS. Guys Your suggestions have left me feeling a bit torn between the two options. Edited October 29, 2024 by Steve Matthew commented wrong
FranklinMiles Posted April 1, 2024 Posted April 1, 2024 It really comes down to personal preference and what you're used to, right? Some find MacOS more streamlined and efficient, especially for business applications, while others prefer the deeper customization options of Windows.
