PC gaming on a Mac with Bootcamp

Boot Camp is a drive partition creation tool that will allow you to carve out a separate partition on your hard drive to load Windows 10. Once you have gone through all the steps you will be able to switch between the two operating systems simply by pressing the option key during startup.

Install Boot Camp

After you have backed up all the important files on your computer (s) start at Apple’s support page.

Apple’s Boot Camp Support Page:

https://support.apple.com/boot-camp

Bootcamp will take you through the process step by step. My advice is to consider your storage needs before creating the partition. If you intend to have more than one game loaded at a time, start with more memory than they suggest.

Also it is critical that you download the proper graphics driver for your Mac since you will be running Windows 10.

AMD Graphics Drivers for the Mac:

https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/apple-boot-camp

If you are a believer in Apple products as I am you will likely own an Apple TV which happens to support Bluetooth game controllers and also supports apps from game portals like Steam. If you have a controller and have downloaded the steam controller app, you can sit in your living room and enjoy PC gaming at full resolution.

This response from Bob above is a perfect example why I needed to do the research for my self. None of the prior questions about Boot Camp in this forum had really been thoughtfully answered, nor had the issue of downloading appropriate graphics drivers been covered. Most of the answers had the terse and critical tonal qualities of the brief and off-topic answer above. I took the time to explain in detail how I managed to find the tools to successfully configure my iMac. This is for anyone unsure of the process. Telling me that what I did has been done "for a decade" misses the point entirely.