Is this laptop good for gaming? Such as Call of Duty? null

This not a gaming laptop. Yes you can play game by installing windows on parallel., but it won't be even close to any cheaper gaming laptop in 1000 - 1200$ range. But the user experience and quality is by far better than any windows laptop. I use it for all my development and not having any over heating problem. The overall experience of this machine is way better than any windows laptop.

It worked perfect for me, also no fan noise. The laptop barely got hot.

I play a lot of WoW. It meets or beats my 3070ti gaming desktop in every single scenario. I think, though, it honestly depends on your specific game as Mac is not exactly well-known for gaming. But the games it does play, it plays well. I recommend looking up a list of games natively compatible with Apple Silicon.

No, they are powerful, but you'll need a Windows machine since these Macs are ARM.

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This not a gaming laptop. Yes you can play game by installing windows on parallel., but it won't be even close to any cheaper gaming laptop in 1000 - 1200$ range. But the user experience and quality is by far better than any windows laptop. I use it for all my development and not having any over heating problem. The overall experience of this machine is way better than any windows laptop.
Answered by Jay2009 2 years ago
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It worked perfect for me, also no fan noise. The laptop barely got hot.
Answered by Figueroa 2 years ago
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I play a lot of WoW. It meets or beats my 3070ti gaming desktop in every single scenario. I think, though, it honestly depends on your specific game as Mac is not exactly well-known for gaming. But the games it does play, it plays well. I recommend looking up a list of games natively compatible with Apple Silicon.
Answered by Pippup 2 years ago
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No, they are powerful, but you'll need a Windows machine since these Macs are ARM.
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