Boot Camp is not virtualization
Boot camp isn't virtualized. Parallels/VMWare, yes, there are issues. Not really a gaming solution in my opinion.
But booting into Windows via Bootcamp is just like loading Windows on any normal PC, and thus performance is a factor of Process, GPU, Ram and HD. The MacBook Pro is a decent gaming machine in Windows by most standards. Though, as you can imagine, opinions vary wildly on that subject.
From what I've heard, playing games on a virtuallized Windows (i.e. Boot Camp/Parallels) is hard work riddled with flaws. Then again, I've never tried, so can anyone clear this up?
Boot camp isn't virtualized. Parallels/VMWare, yes, there are issues. Not really a gaming solution in my opinion.
But booting into Windows via Bootcamp is just like loading Windows on any normal PC, and thus performance is a factor of Process, GPU, Ram and HD. The MacBook Pro is a decent gaming machine in Windows by most standards. Though, as you can imagine, opinions vary wildly on that subject.