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Any hope of laying this on my MacBook Pro?


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MarkyT

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 Sadly, my gaming PC is in a box being shipped to a new home overseas.

All I have with me is my MacBook Pro; the new 15", basic model.

Question is, is there any way I can play Dragon Age on this?

I fear using Parallels won't be up to the job; perhaps running XP on Boot Camp? Will the computer cope in any satisfying way? Or will I need to wait until my PC arrives at the other end in 6-8 weeks?

Yours,
itching to play but not sure how.

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MarkyT

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anyone?

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levigarrett

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specs?

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MarkyT

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2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor



4GB memory



250GB 5400-rpm hard drive



NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor

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I'm running this on a MBP, 2.66GHz C2D, 9600GT, boot camp, runs okay on medium-high 1650x1050, so I reckon you'll be fine.

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Katsunami

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This system will run the game, but you may need to cut graphics qualilty and/or resolution. Of course, you need to install Windows first.

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MarkyT

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do you think it would work with parallels? or should I really go for boot camp?

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Katsunami

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It depends. I do not know much about Parallels capabilities. Can it do 3D acceleration and enable full DirectX 9 support? If so, it might work, but it will be slower than using Windows on Boot Camp. A 9400GT is slow already; I assume that, when running under Windows in Boot Camp, you will be restricted to the lowest graphics settings and resolutions.

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MarkyT

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hmmm... you are probably right. all of which suggests to me that I should probably just behave myself and wait until my gaming pc arrives, and leave my mac intact as a working machine.



dang!



the temptation is strong when the fruit is so sweet. I am a game addict and not used to having to wait for my latest fix! so much for the Mac cold turkey approach (I deliberately didn't buy the better version because I told myself: this is not going to be your gaming machine)...

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Darko111

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Hi

I am using the old Macbook pro model for this game. The one with the 8600m gt card.

It runs much better than i would have thought. Native resulotion (1440 - 900) high textures and rest on medium. If you have the 9600 gt then you should definetly be able to play the game decently.