without changing machines, with access to the very large catalog of the cloud gaming platform.īut the improvements on Mac are not the only additions of this v2.0.36. The update even brings 1600p gaming to last year’s MacBook Air M1 or any MacBook Pro owner, as long as you subscribe to the RTX 3080 offer. GeForce Now therefore continues to be compatible on Macs, even with its latest GeForce RTX 3080 subscription offer which is very successful in terms of the quality of the offer. Apple has also deployed its macOS 12.1 update to adjust the display around the area, even if it is the developers who have the freedom to manage this point as they see fit for their applications. This will in particular make it possible to have a much better display ratio, in part by probably better managing the famous notch that appeared this year. This concerns holders of MacBook Pro with M1 Max chip. Version 2.0.36 is currently being deployed and it is simply aimed at improving the quality of streaming on Mac. Nvidia has understood this well and devotes part of the latest update of the GeForce Now application to Apple devices. From Xbox Cloud Gaming now available on Mac to Google Stadia and GeForce Now, it’s the third-party partners that allow players with a MacBook, Mac mini or iMac to enjoy it. To compensate for this lack, there are obviously cloud gaming services. Blame it on a lack of appetite for the subject a few years ago on the part of developers who are too few to offer titles and especially among the latest blockbusters.

Monsters of technology and possibilities that can do anything… except actually play ambitious video games.

We have constantly praised the power of the latest MacBook Pro announced by Apple this fall and equipped with the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips. The MacBook Pro with M1 Max chip // Source: Arnaud Gelineau – Frandroid

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