Hi, I have the following question: I have a MacBook Air with an M1 chip for university. I know that Macs aren't ideal for gaming due to a lack of optimization, especially with macOS. However, you can also install and use Windows on the MacBook at the same time. My question is whether the chip is powerful enough and whether it's actually just the system that's holding it back.
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Hey guys. I just bought a new monitor (MSI G27C7) with DP. Now I wanted to activate HDR in Windows 10 but, as you can see in the picture, it says no everywhere and there is no slider. My graphics card is an Nvidia Geforce 1060 GTX. I would appreciate some help. Greetings Matze
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Hi, I've been thinking about buying an iPhone 15 for a while now. I currently have a Samsung. I know iPhones are different to use, but did you find it more difficult or more difficult to use than other phones? Thanks for answers:)
Since “Apple Silicon” “Bootcamp” (Dual-Boot) is no longer possible. You could try to virtualize “Windows for ARM” (e.g. via UTM or Paralells etc.). Windows x86 is no longer possible with an Apple “M” chip.
The question is, however, whether the respective game under “Windows for ARM” can even run by means of iGPU passthrough, so I’m rather a NO.
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