Wednesday, 25 June 2014

iMac Gaming Performance Greatly Improved Over 2010


so owned mid 2010 imac basemodel , broke 3 times ended getting mid 2011 replacement. game, , before go saying why game on mac!?, because got imac because wanted mac, , felt better in long run building pc, , boy right, sorta, mid 2010 horrible @ gaming, here tell apple has proved fanboy's wrong macs not being able game, mid 2011 imac personal experience, 75% better mid 2010 (last generation) imac in everything!

here benchmark scores , fps getting in couple games/programs. keep in mind im running windows 7 home premium sp1 bootcamp 3.3 (i need update 4.0), , catalyst 12.2 uncertified drivers mbp 6750m ultimate overclock.

windows 7 assessment score:

mid 2011 imac: 5.9 (hdd limited this)
mid 2010 imac: 5.7 (gpu/hdd limited)

battlefield 3:

mid 2011 imac: 50+ fps (medium/high settings 720p)
mid 2010 imac: 30+ fps (medium 720p)

gta iv:

mid 2011 imac: 45+ fps (medium/high settings 1080p)
mid 2010 imac: 30+ fps (medium/low settings 720p)

flight simulator x (fsx):

mid 2011 imac: 45+ fps (on ground) 60+ fps (in air) (maxed w/ rex 1080p)
mid 2010 imac: 30+ fps (on ground) 50+ fps (in air) (high w/ rex 1080p)

halo 2 vista version (dx10):

mid 2011 imac: 60+ fps (locked) (maxed 1080p)
mid 2011 imac: 48+ fps (maxed 1080p)

portal 2:

mid 2011 imac: 145+ fps (maxed 1080p)
mid 2010 imac: 90+ fps (maxed 1080p)

passmark performance test 7 64bit:

mid 2011 imac: total score: 1678.3
mid 2010 imac: total score: 1165.4


can imac can used gaming extremely doing right now. don't recommend 27" gaming because of resolution best imac gaming top 21.5", though baseline have doing extremely well. thought share this!

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not should use imac primary gaming rig anyway 27'' has better graphics card options more vram standard , option go 2gb, , core i7 option. absolutely destroys low end base model 21.5 inch, , can run 21.5 @ 720p or 1080p or number of other resolutions can 27'' don't see statement coming lol.
 


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