What are the specifications? Is M1 enough?
People using BGX on Mac
07/02/2024 17:49
kkmmu1#1
07/05/2024 17:33
majoreuphoria#2
IIRC M1 is enough to play League and script using BGX.Quote:
What are the specifications? Is M1 enough?
07/06/2024 16:13
kokotaro#3
M1 is ok-ish if you play on 1080p 110-120 fps normally.
As 1440p 240fps user, I skipped M1 devices and went for Mac Mini M2 8GB RAM.
You can mount it on back of your monitor (if you have VESA panel) and use bgx there. I have connected it with Mini USB-C with my monitor, meanwhile my main PC is connected via displayport. So I keep running both devices and just change output source if I need to do something on my main Windows PC.
Anyways, BGX has just released their public undetected version, so we will see if you still need that Mac.
As 1440p 240fps user, I skipped M1 devices and went for Mac Mini M2 8GB RAM.
You can mount it on back of your monitor (if you have VESA panel) and use bgx there. I have connected it with Mini USB-C with my monitor, meanwhile my main PC is connected via displayport. So I keep running both devices and just change output source if I need to do something on my main Windows PC.
Anyways, BGX has just released their public undetected version, so we will see if you still need that Mac.
07/08/2024 14:34
kkmmu1#4
thank you everyone
07/08/2024 22:46
minababytwice#5
m1 + m2 is enough
however, if you want similar performance to windows, consider doing hackintosh, you can dual boot windows + macos on the same machine
look up opencore, you will need a compatible GPU (a cheap <$100 GPU like RX 580 is enough)
however, if you want similar performance to windows, consider doing hackintosh, you can dual boot windows + macos on the same machine
look up opencore, you will need a compatible GPU (a cheap <$100 GPU like RX 580 is enough)