#WINDOWS PORT FOR MAC MAC#

Appears to be an easy thing to do given the existing x86/64 user base.Īs long as there are Intel based Macs, expect to see the Mac user experience to be another 2X cost increase (if one needs, or wants, both x86 and ARM based Macs at the same time).Īpple has very deep pockets just like Intel, so that Apple will likely need to pay for a Windows experience, both for the OS and 3rd party applications.Īpple is not likely to pay Microsoft for that. (2) 3rd party Windows applications ported to Windows port on M1 ARM.īootCamp allowed Windows and 3rd party applications to run directly on x86/64 Intel hardware afaik. For several years down the road, they will likely continue to use x86 Macs, but at some point, those PCs will get outdated or will simply break down, which is when they will have to replace them.Įverettfsargent said:(1) Windows ported to M1 ARM.

Without doubt, Intel-based Macs have gotten quite popular among such people over the last 14 years. There are people who use Macs for most of their workloads, but require Windows for applications that are not available for MacOS. Preliminary benchmark results of the latest Macs based on the M1 show that the chip can beat its x86 rivals, albeit in MacOS and in select applications/workloads. Another intriguing aspect is how Apple's M1 and its successors will perform in Windows. There are several ways to make Apple GPUs work under Windows, but at present it is unclear what Microsoft can do with Apple's hardware in terms of APIs and drivers. Apple's MacOS exclusively uses Metal API for graphics processors, which is why Apple's GPUs are developed with Metal in mind. In order to make Apple Silicon-based Macs offer the same features and performance in Windows and MacOS, Microsoft will need to make Apple's IP, including GPU, neural engine, and special-purpose accelerators, work in Windows, which requires compatible APIs (application programming interfaces) and drivers. For further important information about PS Now go to.

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