Gaming on the MacBook seems unheard of... Anyways, I did play a couple of titles on here to see what the experience was like.

UPDATE: 1. For Baldurs Gate 3, once I played after Act 2, frame rates were averaging a little less than 30 since there was just much more content during that part of the game.
2. CPU & GPU Temps remained relatively cool at the 170F mark but after 5 hours of use, I saw it spiked up to 180F (82C) a couple of times.
3. Still no random crashes and was easily able to exit in and out of tabs (likely due to 16GB of RAM)

TimeStamps
0:00 Setup
1:35 Minecraft
2:46 Totally Accurate Battle Simulator
4:19 War Thunder
5:07 Baldurs Gate 3
6:04 GTA5
7:04 CS2
7:43 Conclusion

For Metal supported games by Apple, type this into terminal to draw FPS: /bin/launchctl setenv MTL_HUD_ENABLED 1
List of Metal supported titles ~ https://www.macgamerhq.com/opinion/ma...

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