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Nvidias GeForce Now has been updated to work with Apple Silicon Macs, allowing gamers on both Intel and M1-based models to use the game-streaming service.

How to Check Which Graphics Card (GPU) Your Mac Has Jan 27, 2021, 9:00 am EDT | 1 min read To display graphics on your screen, your Mac uses a graphics card, often called a Graphics Processing Unit (or GPU), which can be integrated into your Mac or on a discrete card. The GPU determines how quickly your Mac can render graphics in games and other apps. Here’s how to check which GPU your Mac has. First, click the “Apple” menu in the upper-left corner of your screen and select “About This ...

Best Mac for designers and graphic design Macs are great for graphic design, but how do you know which Mac to get? Heres what you need from graphics, RAM and processor So you want a Mac for your graphic design work. But which one is right for you? Weve gone through Apples range and figured out the best machine for certain types of designers, but first want to cover some general tips you should be mindful of when buying a new Mac. Heres the lowdown on the best Macs for creative and design work. ...

Apple 27-inch iMac (2020) Apple iMac 27-inch 2020 model in all its glory. BONUS WEB EXTRA REVIEW! Could Apple’s latest 27-inch iMac be the perfect all-in-one at the right price for musicians and audio engineers? The first iMac was released by Apple over two decades ago, on 15th August 1998. And whether one remembers the original Bondi Blue translucency, the genial Anglepoise-esque design with a flat-panel display, the less fondly remembered white polycarbonate enclosure, or the sleek, modern ...

What Mac processor? Mac processor comparison: M1 vs Intel Find out the difference between Apples M1 and Intels latest processor, including i5 vs i7, i3 vs i5, and what Turbo Boost is If youre choosing between two different types of Mac, or two generations of the same Mac, you may be wondering just how much of a difference the processors will make. Plus, with Apple announcing in June 2020 that it will not be using Intel processors inside future Macs, instead preferring to use its own Apple Silic...

Here's how you can stop your M1, Intel MacBook Air, Pro, Mac mini, iMac, Mac mini or Mac Pro from going to sleep using Terminal command.

1 Its a brand new year — kind of! — and that means a brand new set of Apple products coming our way. The one Im most looking forward to this year is the updated 16-inch MacBook Pro. M1X system-on-a-chip, Mini LED display, USB4 ports on both sides, maybe even a new design with Face ID. I live in Final Cut Pro. (Yeah, Apple dropped the X a couple of months ago, so its just Final Cut Pro now.) Even though Im not traveling between coasts these days, I am traveling between my studio and my livin...

It’s time for the Mac to undergo a product-design renaissance Now it’s the Mac’s turn to flourish again. More Color Apple Just as I wrapped up a series I worked on most of last year about the most notable Macs of all time, I received a comment on Twitter about a specific peculiarity about my list that I’d never considered. “It’s super interesting to me that only one Intel machine made it on,” wrote Jay Parlar. I looked and—yep. Despite the Intel Mac era last...

Apple Macbook Pro 13-inch 2020 detailed review Apple’s managed to pull off a phenomenal 2020 with respect to product launches, despite the COVID-19 pandemic causing major disruptions. The company not only launched their usual slew of products but also managed to get a completely new product out into the market; the M1 chips, which power the new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro 13-inch and Mac Mini. We have with us the MacBook Pro 13” for review and most of what is said for this machine would be ap...

How to Check if Your Mac Is Using an Intel or Apple Silicon Processor In 2020, Apple started selling Macs with its own Apple Silicon chips. But from the outside, the Macs look the same as the old ones. How can you tell if the Mac you’re using runs on an Intel or Apple Silicon processor? Because Apple made such a smooth transition between Intel Macs and M1 chip Macs (Apple Silicon), it’s actually quite hard to tell the two apart. The 2018 MacBook Air and the 2020 MacBook Air with M1 look the...