To start you any get Battlefield in OS X in the first place so you'd have to use boot camp or a virtual window Ok I'll try to answer all your questions (let me know if I've missed anything). The downside is that you have to send your whole system in opposed to the individual component. Getting a prebuilt computer is more expensive but you do have the waranty from the manufacturer for it which can be easy to deal with if somethings goes wrong. But saying i didn't read the article when i was giving him the relative performance of the imac to a pc is abit harsh.Īs for building a pc it's fairly simple and there are tons of guides on youtube. I agree with you on the part about mac's being a poor choice for gaming. We need to stop him from spending alot of money expecting to game on a mac. My point is that we really need to hammer in the point that the game is not even made for a mac, most are not. I responded with it's current top video card performance and what it's equivalent desktop card would be. BF4 is console and PC only, as are most games. They used two 7990's in crossfire for the BF4 demo.ĭid you read the original post? We are talking about a mac. Well the 680mx is a little bit slower than a 660 (non ti) and its pushing a 1440p display.