I internationalapp macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 25, 2016 3 0 Nov 25, 2016 #1 I'm wondering if 2016 Macbook Pro 13"(Base, w/o TB, 256 SSD, 8GB, 2Ghz) play games like GTA 5 at 30fps?
I'm wondering if 2016 Macbook Pro 13"(Base, w/o TB, 256 SSD, 8GB, 2Ghz) play games like GTA 5 at 30fps?
keysofanxiety macrumors G3 Nov 23, 2011 9,539 25,303 Nov 25, 2016 #2 internationalapp said: I'm wondering if 2016 Macbook Pro 13"(Base, w/o TB, 256 SSD, 8GB, 2Ghz) play games Click to expand... Yep! internationalapp said: like GTA 5 at 30fps? Click to expand... Nope! Light gaming only. Don't expect AAA games to run on anything less than choppy.
internationalapp said: I'm wondering if 2016 Macbook Pro 13"(Base, w/o TB, 256 SSD, 8GB, 2Ghz) play games Click to expand... Yep! internationalapp said: like GTA 5 at 30fps? Click to expand... Nope! Light gaming only. Don't expect AAA games to run on anything less than choppy.
V Voley macrumors regular Oct 24, 2013 111 161 Nov 25, 2016 #3 keysofanxiety said: Yep! Nope! Light gaming only. Don't expect AAA games to run on anything less than choppy. Click to expand... Please keep your uninformed opinion elsewhere. GTA 5 on minimum runs 40-50 fps on 13
keysofanxiety said: Yep! Nope! Light gaming only. Don't expect AAA games to run on anything less than choppy. Click to expand... Please keep your uninformed opinion elsewhere. GTA 5 on minimum runs 40-50 fps on 13
P Pootmatoot macrumors 6502a Nov 17, 2014 614 1,244 Nov 25, 2016 #4 internationalapp said: I'm wondering if 2016 Macbook Pro 13"(Base, w/o TB, 256 SSD, 8GB, 2Ghz) play games like GTA 5 at 30fps? Click to expand... It depends what your standards are. This year's AAA are unlikely, as is anything that wants 4 cores and can't be tricked with hyperthreading (more games than you'd think). For older AAA games, it's more about will it work at all rather than will it be pretty - expect low settings and a just passible framerate. Although I played Dark Souls II on a 2013 Macbook Air at 25fps, so my standards might be lower than yours... Anything non-AAA or designed for a wide system gamut (eg Overwatch) will be fine. GTA5 might be fine, it scales to hardware well.
internationalapp said: I'm wondering if 2016 Macbook Pro 13"(Base, w/o TB, 256 SSD, 8GB, 2Ghz) play games like GTA 5 at 30fps? Click to expand... It depends what your standards are. This year's AAA are unlikely, as is anything that wants 4 cores and can't be tricked with hyperthreading (more games than you'd think). For older AAA games, it's more about will it work at all rather than will it be pretty - expect low settings and a just passible framerate. Although I played Dark Souls II on a 2013 Macbook Air at 25fps, so my standards might be lower than yours... Anything non-AAA or designed for a wide system gamut (eg Overwatch) will be fine. GTA5 might be fine, it scales to hardware well.