And macos is already at a disadvantage during to the GPU drivers lacking features that force dolphin to use less efficient paths - so you may have better luck running windows on the device, whose drivers may help make up for the slow CPU. You're paying for the form factor, and a power-efficient CPU/GPU combo lets them actually have battery life and stay cool enough. And the integrated GPU is also slow and old, so don't expect much there either. The same would go for most any slate PC, convertible, Ultrabook, or whatever. A Macbook Air isn't made to be a gaming machine, and Intel integrated graphics are mostly there to be a good-enough solution for most uses (which they are). Software released for it was developed for, and tested on that hardware. The 360 was designed around running games. Why spend time writing a separate bunch of code for Metal which will only run on Apple platforms, when you can just write Vulkan and use MoltenVK to get. That said, it's partly a matter of what focus is.
How to play dolphin on mac 1080p#
Heck, most XBox One games don't run at 1080p native so far.īetween that, and lowered detail or framerate standards, it's not that off-base to say that low end video cards can often do as well as last-gen consoles. Very few PS3 or 360 games actually run at native 1080p. The best part of the emulator is that, in most cases (or at least if your computer is relatively new), the graphics will be even better than they are on the original consoles.
With it, you can play virtually any game from the Nintendo catalog with no problems. I believe the Xbox 360 released in '05 can do 1080p, 7 years later a computer should at least do SD games. Dolphin is the best emulator for Nintendo Wii and Gamecube currently available. RCBH928 wrote:I am just surprised that current machines have issues like this.
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