As noted on Reddit, AMD has released Boot Camp drivers for the 16-inch MacBook Pro with Radeon Pro 5600M graphics, providing full compatibility with Windows 10.
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Introduced earlier this month as a $700 upgrade, Apple says the 5600M graphics with 8GB of HBM2 memory are up to 75 percent faster than the 5500M graphics with 4GB of GDDR6 memory in the base model 16-inch MacBook Pro.
Boot Camp allows Windows to be directly booted on Intel-based Macs. The utility will not be supported on future Arm-based Macs with custom-designed Apple processors, with Apple's software engineering chief Craig Federighi having stated that "purely virtualization" will be the route going forward for running Windows.
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only the next 5-7 yearsAMD won’t have to worry about providing Boot Camp drivers for too much longer...
considering we were told things like "more intel macs in the pipeline" and "We plan to continue to support and release new versions of macOS for Intel-based Macs for years to come."
keeping in mind their software support window tends to be 5-8years, regardless of a 2 year transition time.
that's also disregarding the possibility of radeon graphics paired with the high-end Silicon Mac's which hasnt been ruled out.
Your math is based on leaked information, Sony has yet to announce pricing for anything.Console: $500
Controller: $50
AAA Game: $60 x 2
Indie Game: $30
Total $700
Hmmm. Math checks out.
I’m not going back into any hole, I could be wrong. Didn’t make a bet.Oh, so you’re calling someone out and retreating back into your hole when someone calls you out. Got it.
Yeah, because GPUs are only used for games.... And you’re dreaming if you think $700 is going to get you a PS5 console, games and an extra controller.Or you could take that $700, and buy a PS5 with some games and extra controllers.