just a heads up for people that wanna play civ 5 on the new imac late 2012 27" with 680mx i got an email from aspyr and its official civ 5 doesnt support the 680mx yet will update soon ----gave no timeframe
just a heads up for people that wanna play civ 5 on the new imac late 2012 27" with 680mx i got an email from aspyr and its official civ 5 doesnt support the 680mx yet will update soon ----gave no timeframe
Curious.... did you by any chance download your Civ5 from the Apple Mac App Store? Or was it from the Steam version? (there are differences between the two)
Curious.... did you by any chance download your Civ5 from the Apple Mac App Store? Or was it from the Steam version? (there are differences between the two)
I have a new iMac i7 with the better GPU. This replaced a 2011 iMac that was also max-ed out.
CIV V plays better on the new machine with graphic options set to the mid-range. On the old machine, I could count on the terrain become a red and white checkerboard after the game got to about the mid-point, and progressively worse as I went on. It still did this on the new machine, but to nowhere near the same extent.
I have both the Steam and Apple store versions, and had the same issues with both. (I bought the App Store version when it came out, hoping that it would resolve the problem, in fact. Obviously, it didn't.)
That said, the game is still very playable IMO on an iMac. And, as was said above, there is always the dreaded Boot Camp option.
Now if I could only find Civ 2 somewhere for OS X.
I have a new iMac i7 with the better GPU. This replaced a 2011 iMac that was also max-ed out.
CIV V plays better on the new machine with graphic options set to the mid-range. On the old machine, I could count on the terrain become a red and white checkerboard after the game got to about the mid-point, and progressively worse as I went on. It still did this on the new machine, but to nowhere near the same extent.
I have both the Steam and Apple store versions, and had the same issues with both. (I bought the App Store version when it came out, hoping that it would resolve the problem, in fact. Obviously, it didn't.)
That said, the game is still very playable IMO on an iMac. And, as was said above, there is always the dreaded Boot Camp option.
Now if I could only find Civ 2 somewhere for OS X.