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I own 8gb ram, M2 Mac Air and I wanna download a game to play in my spare time. Will it damage my laptop to play GTA IV? Meaning will it affect negatively its battery and performance overall? The game itself is a little bit old (released in 2008) and minimal system requirements are in the screenshot. Thanks for responses in advance.
This is incorrect. There are many ways to play windows games on Apple Silicon.
I use an app called Whiskey that is based on wine, but here are some other options courtesy of chatGPT.
This is incorrect. There are many ways to play windows games on Apple Silicon.
I use an app called Whiskey that is based on wine, but here are some other options courtesy of chatGPT.
bumbleben0 wrote:
As shown in the provided screenshot, MacBook Air does not support Grand Theft Auto IV, since you cannot install Windows 10 on a Mac with Apple Silicon.
You can install Windows 11 for ARM inside a Parallels or VMware Fusion virtual machine.
But running a high-end game compiled for Windows/Intel PCs, inside an emulation/translation environment, inside an ARM version of Windows that itself is running inside a virtual machine, is not likely to be a pleasant experience.
If it even works at all.
As shown in the provided screenshot, MacBook Air does not support Grand Theft Auto IV, since you cannot install Windows 10 on a Mac with Apple Silicon.
That's really unfortunate
How smoothly does steam software run on Macbook Air M2?
Is it ok to play GTA IV on Mac Air?
