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raff113

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Aug 30, 2009
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just purchased alu mac book the 799 one ,i was wondering if i could play cod 4 or modernwarfare 2 on it,i was told i needed a gaming pc for them games
 
I play COD4 and 5 in Boot Camp on my Unibody MacBook (2.4GHz, 4GB) - run fine with the right settings. I have read similar for the 2GHz version.

The nVidia GPU is actually quite good. It's supposedly better then the ATI card I had in my 2Ghz Alu iMac (Rev A). And i played COD4 and 5 on that.
 
I play COD4 and 5 in Boot Camp on my Unibody MacBook (2.4GHz, 4GB) - run fine with the right settings. I have read similar for the 2GHz version.

The nVidia GPU is actually quite good. It's supposedly better then the ATI card I had in my 2Ghz Alu iMac (Rev A). And i played COD4 and 5 on that.

so what is boot camp..
 
you dont need bootcamp to play CoD4 on Mac.

There's a mac version you can buy online or in stores. I use it and can play it on medium-high settings with my 2.0ghz 2g ram uMB.
 
Did you know...

Apple® Store sells Call of Duty 4 and Call of Duty:Modern Warfare 2?

I assume, they imply the fact that we can buy them for use on Apple® products, no?
 
thanks...ive been wanting to find this out for ages.but havent the time to search the forums of late..so one last time..

my 2ghz unibody macbook with 4gb ram will run fine on medium settings right..on both games...?
 
thanks...ive been wanting to find this out for ages.but havent the time to search the forums of late..so one last time..

my 2ghz unibody macbook with 4gb ram will run fine on medium settings right..on both games...?

Should run 25fps. On the max settings.
 
Should run 25fps. On the max settings.

You'd be happy to play a first person shooter at 25fps?!
I'd much rather dip down to medium settings and get more fps, even if it were only 5 or 6 more. 30fps is the minimum number of frames per second for motion to look fluid to the human eye.
 
You'd be happy to play a first person shooter at 25fps?!
I'd much rather dip down to medium settings and get more fps, even if it were only 5 or 6 more. 30fps is the minimum number of frames per second for motion to look fluid to the human eye.

W/ volumetric lighting and some other form of amazing shadowing I can't recall atm, yes. I would.
 
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