So, I played a little more today. Safe to say, there's no GPU support. It's actually the macOS window server that is consuming a ton of GPU power when PoE is launched. PoE is maxing out four CPU cores though (I wonder why not more...). Sad, but I doubt we'll see any improvements soon.
That being said, the state of gaming on a Mac is shocking. I fired up CS:GO for the first time in four years today. What an absolute mess. Performance is horrible, within 15 minutes I've had it crash three times. I'm not sure where we're going with all of this. CS:Source isn't even supported anymore (32-Bit). I was looking forward to the new Macs coming out this year with more CPU and GPU power than the current M1. Apple is porting Tensorflow right now, which should be interesting, but the rest of the software world (at least in my cases) seems to offer lackluster support, especially for 3D simulation. I already have to ssh into my >$30k Dell box with RTX8000 or a GPU cluster to get the number crunching done right now and it looks like things are getting worse and not better. If it keeps going like this a M1 Mac Mini is probably all I need in the future for browsing, emailing, some casual stuff while I have to offload everything else to a Linux/Windows box.
That being said, the state of gaming on a Mac is shocking. I fired up CS:GO for the first time in four years today. What an absolute mess. Performance is horrible, within 15 minutes I've had it crash three times. I'm not sure where we're going with all of this. CS:Source isn't even supported anymore (32-Bit). I was looking forward to the new Macs coming out this year with more CPU and GPU power than the current M1. Apple is porting Tensorflow right now, which should be interesting, but the rest of the software world (at least in my cases) seems to offer lackluster support, especially for 3D simulation. I already have to ssh into my >$30k Dell box with RTX8000 or a GPU cluster to get the number crunching done right now and it looks like things are getting worse and not better. If it keeps going like this a M1 Mac Mini is probably all I need in the future for browsing, emailing, some casual stuff while I have to offload everything else to a Linux/Windows box.